Sentence examples for condemned to a sort from inspiring English sources

It's Brautigan's fate, having died when he did, to be condemned to a sort of eternal hippydom.

They are condemned to a "statement of achievement" – a sort of consolation prize for not being able to attain the new higher-status awards.

Ash had been condemned to a loving but sexless marriage.

But Rovers were condemned to a second straight loss.

They are now condemned to a bottom-six slugfest.

Rangers are now condemned to a season in the Championship.

"He is almost condemned to be a political figure".

In a world where sons are condemned to reinvent the sins of their fathers, this could amount to a sort of mercy.

Since zoogony under Love is shown to be a kind of assembly of parts that leads to viable creatures, by parity of reasoning, zoogony under Strife should be a sundering of wholes that leads to viable creatures or to the sort of parts that are condemned to further disintegration.

An engraved cross on the place of death, some people believe, is a beacon of sorts, and without it, souls are condemned to wander with no direction or refuge.

A dark, thoughtful film that focuses on Brendan Gleeson's good-hearted priest, condemned to die by one of his parishioners, it's "exactly the sort" of project that O'Dowd wants to direct himself one day.