Sentence examples for doomed experiment from inspiring English sources

After my own doomed experiment in unraveling that mystery, I think she may be right.

This, the author notes with a delicious dry wit that permeates this grim tale, was "Panglossian propaganda for a doomed experiment.

Large sectors of the population will feel as if they were subjected to a doomed experiment they did not consent to.

But, despite the jokes at the network's expense, I've generally positive things to say about the doomed experiment in conservative TV programming.

The "string section" here could be more than an orchestral turn in the studio, or the sort of genetically doomed experiment that Lou Reed and Metallica recently miscarried.

Yet Pavlov considered Communism a "doomed" experiment that had turned Russia back into a nation of serfs.

Language, the brief and probably doomed human experiment in communicating the immaterial by honking strange noises from our mouths or scratching loops and lines on pieces of paper, is over.

As soon as people realise mayors are spending their money, they will take a keen interest in what they do.The government's willingness to experiment with localism is welcome, but its timidity may doom the experiment.

AIDS doomed the grand experiment — White himself is H.I.V.-positive — but he retained a keen appreciation for the varieties of affection, which is gracefully displayed here.

Facebook made three vital mistakes that doomed the Credits experiment and never gave it a fair chance at success.

This includes the five-year plans, misallocation of resources, loss-making state enterprises, subsidized consumption, corruption and oil export dependence that doomed the Soviet experiment.