Sentence examples for doomed race from inspiring English sources

I'm most a fan of Ed Miliband, if any politicians, but they're all a doomed race.

Individuals have the right not to be defined as parts of a planetary conspiracy or a doomed race.

It is 20 years after Depression-era Maycomb, in the backwaters of Alabama, held its doomed race trial in Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird.

Aborigines then were expected to "assimilate" into mainstream Australia, a since discredited policy that virtually condemned them as a doomed race.

You can start anywhere, but I've chosen the one I first read, about the last prince of a doomed race who is forced to become a reluctant hero.

From the day the Holocaust started here, in June 1941, the Soviets were often the only hope of escape for members of a doomed race, whether by fleeing eastward before Nazi control was firmly established in the first week after 22 June that year, or, by evading the ghettos to link up with the Soviet supported anti-Nazi partisans in the forests.

The depleted buffalo herd serves as a none-too-subtle metaphor for the Indian as a doomed, vanishing race.

"There's a bomb about to go off in Bass Strait," the veteran weather forecaster Roger (Clouds) Badham said only hours before the yachts set sail for the doomed 1998 race.

Meredith Hooper's thrilling account THE LONGEST WINTER: Scott's Other Heroes (Counterpoint, $26) revisits Robert Scott's doomed 1911 race to the South Pole from an unusual perspective: that of six supporting members of the expedition who faced their own horrors a few hundred miles away.

Although the economy and changing reading habits has doomed many racing newspapers, the demise of National Speed Sport News last year was particularly resonant, given the newspaper's reach and longevity.

The subject of almost all these poems is the people of Czech Silesia, whom Bezruč saw as a dying race, doomed to denationalization at the hands of German industrialists and Polish priests.