Sentence examples for doomed himself from inspiring English sources

He has doomed himself politically, to Albany or death.

He doomed himself to a life of satisfied dissatisfaction, of sub-par achievement on a grand scale.

The moment he stopped to consider how he had shot a sub-60 score, he doomed himself to not coming close to repeating it.

Mr. Feguer doomed himself when he made the Dubuque, Iowa, doctor he kidnapped drive to Illinois before shooting him, which made the crime a federal offense.

It was an enormous political hurdle in a state where the last Democratic governor, Jim Florio, doomed himself in 1990 with a $1.2 billion income tax increase, a decision that is still providing a campaign theme for Republicans.

Senator Joseph Biden, Democrat of Delaware, doomed himself to the "do something foolish" category when he was forced to end his 1988 presidential campaign after appropriating the words of a British politician without crediting him.

As he spoke, he knew that he was dooming himself to continued imprisonment.

With that mouthful he dooms himself, and all mankind, to life sentences of hard labour and death.

Worse still, Flash doesn't pick up on this obvious neediness, which means that he doesn't jilt her, which means that he's ultimately dooming himself to a life of non-stop henpeckery.

And then there was the espouser of doom himself: Roubini was known to be a perpetual pessimist, what economists call a "permabear".

When I tell him that his performance as Judge Doom, the murderous lawmaker who kills innocent cartoon characters in 1988's Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, gave me nightmares for a year, he instantly morphs into Doom himself, slamming his hand down on the table.