Sentence examples for doomed activity from inspiring English sources

Criticism is a damned and doomed activity, because critics have (or should have) a sick feeling of bad faith every time they lift the pen or strike the keyboard.

I'd like to at least open 2010 with a touch of zip and to briefly banish any post-Copenhagen conviction that our entire species is doomed and many activities are therefore rather pointless.

In an interview last fall, Mr. Kerry seemed at one point to suggest that he thought his antiwar activities had doomed his political career.

The Russian Orthodox Church said that the Roman Catholic Church is proselytizing in Russia, and that this activity dooms any dialogue.

But he said today that the disclosures about the office's potential activities may have doomed its credibility.

As and until we can at least reduce these activities we are doomed.

In The Savage Detectives, a similar sense of belatedness and doomed re-enactment hovers around the poets' activities.

Traditionally, it has been regarded as a passive process in which the doomed cell is simply destroyed by the catalytic activity of the caspases.

Indeed, the globalization of economy, the shortening of the products life cycle as well as the increase of uncertainties oblige companies to delegate the operations that are doomed to have lower added value for their activities to external providers.

First, any attempt to induce the pattern of activity without triggering fear and anxiety might be doomed to failure.

All that activity does not sound like the agenda of a doomed agency.