Though curiously familiar with the tropes and conventions of the despised genre, they so blithely ignore the meaning of terms, they reinvent the wheel with such cries of self-admiration, that their endeavours seem a doomed effort to prove that one can write a novel without learning how.
Without the cooperation of those two, the government faced a serious gap in its evidence that probably doomed the effort to prove Mr. Cohen committed securities fraud himself.
For this reason, Hegel's attempts to prove that the absolute is perfect are doomed to failure.[40] Love is central in McTaggart's theory of the good.
It means that Mr Remnick does not manage his material so as to prove that Russia is bound to succeed, or doomed to fail.
But our hero (Ethan Slater, in his sponge-worthy Broadway début) yearns to prove himself, and finally gets the chance when a volcano threatens underwater doom.
After that, Japanese scientists tried to prove there was a correlation between animals packing their shit and skipping town and impending doom.
Wilson told VICE News that he is on an ideological mission to prove that an abundance of guns in America is inevitable, and that gun control is doomed.
But few investors will be able to prove they need credit-default insurance against all the 15 countries included in the Western Europe SovX, meaning the index itself is probably doomed.
Defying some predictions of doom, it proved to be the pair's greatest success, grossing about $13.5 million in its first year, according to its proprietors.
Modern borders are porous and a draconian policy solely dedicated to "keeping people out" is doomed to fail, while proving politically and socially divisive at home.
