Sentence examples for doomed existence from inspiring English sources

In her compromised, doomed existence as the wife of a pedant and scholar, ordinariness and boredom conspire against Hedda's insistence on the fabulous and the liberating.

It's the word he uses to describe Sausage Party, Seth Rogen's hit R-rated cartoon in which talking food items in a supermarket discover the nature of their doomed existence – with laughs and sex scenes.

But Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor isn't all about a doomed existence.

A telling prologue in Mill Valley foreshadows McTeague's doomed existence, leading up to the death of his brutish alcoholic father; a charlatan dentist takes him under his wing.

However, the construction of John Roebling and Washington Roebling's Brooklyn Bridge to Manhattan (completed 1883) doomed its independent existence, as business interests craved closer ties to the metropolis.

The idea that countries rich in natural resources are "doomed" by the existence of their lucky endowment has been in the minds of economists for more than 200 years.

It's as if the orangutans are doomed to an existence merely in zoos located thousands of miles from their natural habitats.

They are now chuckling in the avoidance of their otherwise fore-doomed existence.

She did not, however, address the offense many took at her apparent disdain for fast-food service, nor did she provide any support for the claim that English majors would be doomed to impecunious existences.

Their Iranian counterparts are not doomed to the same existence.

Clearly, this is an enlightened view, and those who fail to accept it are necessarily doomed to the dark existence Matt predicts.