Sentence examples for doomed and will be from inspiring English sources

One might feel a bit sad reading him today, because we know the world of his characters is doomed and will be replaced by a new form of nastiness.

"Our own industry is also doomed, and will be one of the more significant carcasses by the side of the information highway," he wrote, unless it could learn to "exploit a certain degree of synergy" between the information highway and personal computers.

By most accounts, the first two strategies are doomed and will eventually be abandoned.

By which I know now that Valerie is doomed and will no doubt be the next to go, unless the judges stop drinking that Gretchen Kool Aid for a week, which is not likely this late in the game.

Is Greece doomed – and who will be next?

To argue, as Harris seems to do, that children born and bred in superstitious cultures that value fanaticism and create phalanxes of alpha males are doomed — and will doom others — to an existence governed by the law of the jungle is to ignore the lessons of the West's own past.

But the Annan plan remains significant, he said, because the government might someday reach the point when it feels it is doomed and will need someone to talk to at that point.

"Any attempt to enter the market as Facebook itself or to sneak in using a smaller company like Instagram is doomed and will lead to world of pain — a PR nightmare in the U.S. and a huge waste of money and energy in China".

I don't believe that if you commit suicide you are doomed and will go to hell for eternity.

"Sunset Boulevard," with William Holden as the doomed screenwriter, will be shown in a new, digitally restored print for a week's run beginning tomorrow at Film Forum.

For months, he has said that the centre-left is doomed and an election will be held by the spring.