Sentence examples for condemned to return from inspiring English sources

Are we really condemned to return to the social structure of "Mansfield Park" and "Le Père Goriot"?

And in this way St . Aubyns novels seem to be not only books about trauma but traumatized books, condemned to return again and again to primal wounds.

It doesn't happen; Grossman doesn't help, and Davis is, in effect, condemned to return to his life, to New York, to face the same travails all over again.

"The action in 'The Tin Drum' mirrors that in 'Ferdydurke,' " Mr. Kuharski said, "but it's a flip side, with Oscar, who never grows up," versus "Josef, condemned to return to adolescence".

Yet it is with relief that he realises he had drunk not from the waters of Mnemosyne, goddess of memory but of Lethe, deity of forgetfulness, thus condemned to "return to earth, to learn all over again".

More talks are scheduled late tonight in Geneva, in a last-ditch attempt to secure a deal while the seven foreign ministers are gathered in one place, though the negotiators (and reporters) appear to be condemned to return to Geneva and the Intercontinental Hotel.

The match ended 2-2 in front of a sell-out crowd of 37,121 and while the point was enough to save Palace from the drop, Wednesday were condemned to a return to League One.

He is condemned to leave and return.

As Stolorow evocatively describes, "Experiences of trauma become freeze-framed into an eternal present in which one remains forever trapped, or to which one is condemned to be perpetually returned... by life's slings and arrows" (p.20).

Experiences of emotional trauma become freeze-framed into an eternal present in which we remain forever trapped, or to which we are condemned to be perpetually returned through the portkeys supplied by life's slings and arrows.

Though he was condemned to death in his absence, he was allowed to return after the amnesty of 1880.