Sentence examples for condemned to keep from inspiring English sources

So we are condemned to keep riding on airplanes.

The past is full of wise counsel but we seem to be condemned to keep repeating yesterday's errors.

As we seem condemned to keep relearning throughout history, men are much less inclined to blow things up or knock each other down when they're in mixed company.

I already knew that the role I was condemned to, namely to keep quiet and do what I was told, gave me the perfect opportunity to listen and observe.

Those condemned to death are kept without any information about their execution date, a practice Koulaeva described as "cynical" and one that distresses the prisoners.

And it is this self-deception, this belief that America is not an empire, that it is not motivated by imperial designs, that it is somehow more virtuous than the rest of the world that will condemn it to keep repeating the same mistakes.

A 16th-century proponent of zero tolerance, Sixtus had those who failed to keep the Sabbath condemned to the galleys.

The poor are apparently condemned to remain in poverty, because wealth can be kept within the same family, or, at best, class.

The protagonist keeps on walking — "strange person probably condemned to mourn forever the inexplicable Penultimate".

David Petrie, president of the Association of Foreign Lecturers in Italy, a union for non-Italian faculty members, condemned the decision to keep English instruction outside the university.

Vladimir and Estragon are kept dangling in the play, like thieves condemned to an endless wait with no Jesus Christ at the centre in either damning or saving mood.