Sentence examples for doomed endeavor from inspiring English sources

They are those of the deadpanned Paul Benedict, who plays Arthur's new, totally humorless valet, and the beautiful Cynthia Sikes, who, as Arthur's former fiancee, seems to have more common sense, as well as a greater sense of fun, than anyone else in this doomed endeavor.

When we see our goals in terms of what we can gain, rather than what we might lose, we are more likely to see a doomed endeavor for what it is, and try to make the most of a bad situation.

When we see our goals in terms of what we can gain rather than what we might lose, we are more likely to see a doomed endeavor for what it is and try to make the most of a bad situation.

This was a foolish, likely doomed endeavor, sure, but if we were to have any chance at writing anything worthwhile, our commitment to the task would have to be irrational and unrelenting.

Breeding cod in an Arctic outpost might at first seem like one of those esoteric scientific endeavors doomed to be hidden away in a poor doctoral candidate's obscure Ph.D. thesis.

So begins the book of Ecclesiastes about the futility of all human endeavors doomed to rust and dust.

A startup, like any creative endeavor, is doomed to fail, but its very existence is a miracle.

And all make the case that science, like art or love, is a deeply human endeavor, all but doomed, pardon the expression, to uncertainty.

Because absolute perfection is a virtual impossibility in any endeavor, the law essentially doomed all public schools and teachers to failure.

At the military's urging, President Obama has become a convert, ordering thousands of extra young men and women to that country, in the hopes of saving an endeavor that was beginning to look doomed.

Or was the policy doomed from the start, the inevitable consequences of an ill-conceived endeavor?