Sentence examples for because it was doomed from inspiring English sources

She shouldn't have tried that ploy because it was doomed to failure.

I'm sorry, but... I'm not sorry, and … I'm sympathetic to that proposal I feel sorry for it, because it's doomed.

This sort of anarchic pride was just the thing to seduce me away from myself and it was made more seductive because everyone knew that it was doomed.

More than once before in his career Robbins, the great showman (and probably the most brilliant show doctor in Broadway history), had known when to close a show before it reached the stage or Broadway because he could see it was doomed.

Marriage was, for him, the single negative blip of his life; he suspects, in hindsight, that it was doomed because he could not put his bride ahead of his constituency.

And it was doomed precisely because China venerates the notion of a courtyard and its boundaries between private and public.

As long as this is tied to non-animal testing alternatives it is doomed because there are only a handful available".

The tricky challenge, then, is proclaiming the Trust's glories while working out a contract whose end-date implicitly accepts that it's doomed because it was never fit for purpose.

The archconservative jurist and the neoconnish political analyst were there to debate a proposition -- "That America's brightest days lie yet before her" -- which has recently been dividing conservatives who believe that the country is getting better despite the baleful effects of sixties liberalism from those who believe that it is doomed because of sixties liberalism.

Messier argues it's doomed because France Tlcom insists on standing by the snail-pace Minitel.

It's doomed because there is no way to resolve these deep values -- you may believe that you are far enough up Maslow's hierarchy of needs that you can rationally agree to disagree, but you aren't.