Sentence examples for doomed liaisons from inspiring English sources

Or would she have sought happiness in a succession of doomed liaisons such as the one she was having with Dodi Fayed when they died?

The Germans were much more keen on Carmen, Bizet's tale of a soldier's scandalous obsession with a Gypsy; and on Madama Butterfly, Puccini's opera about an officer's doomed liaison with a Japanese courtesan - neither particularly appropriate tales by the standards of Nazi ideology.

Or who, terrorised by feelings of inauthenticity and fraudulence, quits the stage merely to launch himself into a sexual and romantic liaison so comprehensively doomed that his appetite for it can only seem like self-slaughter?

Imminently doomed?

Newspapers - doomed.

Greece – doomed.

Obviously, they are doomed.

"Ah, the doomed".

"This government is doomed.

Humans are doomed.

A doomed policy?