Sentence examples for doom trying from inspiring English sources

"A lot of the communication about climate change is gloom and doom, trying to scare or guilt people into doing something.

If we'd had that sort of information about the snubbed Saddam, we would have known that he was in his own spiral of doom, trying to bluff his neighbors, with no need for our shock and awe.

A Gang of Nine going after John Boehner is as terrifying as when the Legion of Doom tried to take over the world in a Superfriends episode.

The notion of a bad man, doomed, trying to do right by his children, inspired Giovanni's second novel Classe Tous Risques.

They will always be struggling against their fate, doing their best even if they're doomed, trying to make sense of the incomprehensible.

And torture for the teacher too, as he knew he was doomed in trying to explain the basics of geometry to a class of clueless captives for the twentieth time.

Advisers like Bonner (who also runs the free Daily Reckoning Web site) and Martin Weiss Martin Weiss, who publishes the Safe Money Report, preach cataclysmic financial doom to try and turn sheepish investors into paying customers.

Previously, TYAH's Seth braved colonic doom and tried the Bite.

Such programmes seemed doom to fail, trying to convince beneficiaries that they can find work after they have spent years arguing otherwise.

Meanwhile, the people in charge of executing Trump's trade policy became prisoners of Trump's fairy tale, doomed to try to solve a problem that doesn't exist rather than the one that does.

The choice will be between an attempt (probably doomed) to try to rein in more than one billion people who decide to have it their way, or to break up into splinter states, like the former Soviet Union.