Sentence examples for doomed as a from inspiring English sources
Maybe I'm doomed as a novelist never to do anything but stories of midwestern families".
"I feel doomed as a Jew," he said.
One judge ruled the case was "inevitably doomed" as a matter of law.
He was doomed, as a colleague put it, by "his absolute lack of charisma".
There is never any question that Angela and Jordan are doomed as a couple.
If they fail, then capitalism is doomed as a world system.
The city is surely doomed, as Lewis Mumford, an American sociologist, foretold 60 years ago, and many others since.But hold on.
As a love story, it's every bit as powerful and doomed as Anna Karenina and, as a guide to chamber music and the art of the fugue, it is as fascinating and informative as an evening class.
But this is a persuasive, ultimately affecting portrayal of a composer doomed, as Salieri admits, to be labeled distinguished by people incapable of distinguishing.
The population size adjusts more slowly to either a positive steady state or to zero. Figure 4 shows the decline of a doomed population as a function of time (dotted line).
"Marie Antoinette" imagines its doomed queen as a poor little rich girl, and prerevolutionary Versailles as a candy-colored wonderland, the height of haute cuisine and couture.
