Sentence examples for doomed child from inspiring English sources

Nineteenth-century writers in particular had outsize imaginations when it came to doomed child saviors and their sacrificial deaths.

Thanks to Robin Marantz Henig (Jan . 30 for her moving narrative of what must be the ultimate human drama: the race of a parent to save a doomed child.

I could rage about the agony of a woman forced to carry her doomed child to full term knowing she will never feel it breathing in her arms.

We're simultaneously the Pied Piper and his doomed children.

"I don't want corpses, problems, weeping women, doomed children," Lew says.

She dooms children to lives of unhappiness, her critics say, and encourages people to stay in miserable marriages.

In the early 90's, the pendulum of received opinion swung again, and divorce was depicted as an unmitigated disaster, dooming children to repeat their parents' marital failures.

The family of the boy, Augustine Ballinas, argued that the hospital's errors in 1990 doomed the child to a life of severe development problems.

It is also a front for the fully anticipated "spiritual rejuvenation" that follows exposure to poverty stricken cities and the stupid, stupid fucking idea that you've successfully saved some poor, doomed Catholic child's soul.

Male slaves had no paternal rights and female slaves were recognized as mothers only to the extent that their status doomed their children's fate to servitude in perpetuity.

But even if a bad name doesn't doom a child, why would any parent christen an infant Ogre?