Sentence examples for doomed equally from inspiring English sources

But all were doomed equally by their famous code of collective responsibility.

No matter your race, color, sex or creed, we're all doomed equally.

Spanish intervention in France from 1590 was equally doomed to failure.

In this latest episode, the intention was more innocent, yet equally doomed.

A third, equally doomed suggestion: rely on software upgrades, not new hardware, to add new features each year.

Attempts to persuade growers to switch to planting pineapples are equally doomed: the cocaine exporters can readily outbid any reasonable scheme.The same logic applies to shipping.

Any attempt to establish an objective rock canon is equally doomed to failure; rock is not this sort of autonomous, rule-bound aesthetic form.

Jeanne Hugo's subsequent marriage, in 1896, to the admirable and modest Jean-Baptiste — who had loved her since childhood — was equally doomed.

Here's a telling anecdote: after the premiere of a previous, equally doomed attempt in 1960 to adapt the albums for cinema, Hergé asked a boy leaving the auditorium if he'd liked it.

Suddenly, with his archaic belief in both the value of public broadcasting and the inherent worth of the un-monetisable natural world, the venerable polymath himself is as rare a creature as the Galápagos tortoise, whose environment he strove to save, and one equally doomed to extinction.

The infrastructures built by engineers are equally doomed.