Sentence examples for condemned to always from inspiring English sources

They also said Canadians "always carry a chip on their shoulder" in part because of a feeling that their country "is condemned to always play 'Robin' to the US Batmann'".

10.57am: Canadians "always carry a chip on their shoulder" in part because of a feeling that their country "is condemned to always play 'Robin' to the US Batmann.' " And Medvedev continues to play Robin to Putin's Batman, surrounded by a team loyal to the Premier and checked by Putin's dominance over the legislature and regional elites.

David Korten was arguing in Tikkun that the government, not the banks, must create our money, or we are condemned to always grow the economy to pay the banks back their loans with interest.

Some nine decades ago, Karl Scheffler, an art historian, wrote that "Berlin is a city that never is, but is always condemned to the process of becoming".

Lena Hall, who won the Tony for her role as Hedwig's husband Yitzhak, a former drag queen now condemned to make attire, has always been good.

The native was not always condemned to menial chores; he was once treated as a member of the family, until something he did or rather wanted to do — an impulse, a violation of the rules, a lawless desire — called down heavy punishments upon his head.

All this may reflect Clarke's restless temperament but also the fact he is captaining a side that in the last six months has always been condemned to chase the game.

Are they condemned to doom?

Two were condemned to death.

Rico is condemned to death.

Tarantino's nature condemns him to always go over the top.