Sentence examples for doomed though from inspiring English sources

Limited success doesn't mean doomed, though.

The film was doomed, though — badly released, mocked and soon dismissed, as was Mr. Hopper.

Mr. Elfers said the jury was still out on whether the hypermarket format might be doomed, though he acknowledged that "it certainly has challenges now, when customers' disposable income is under pressure".

Mr Bolton's nomination looks doomed, though the administration is reportedly toying with letting him carry on as "acting" ambassador.When the Democrats take charge of the House, Ms Pelosi has promised a rapid succession of reforms, mostly piecemeal and populist.

I do not think privacy is "doomed", though we may have to redefine our expectations in a world where cameras vastly expand human vision and myriad databases rapidly increase human memory.You claim that I ignore national security and other legitimate secrecy needs.

That doesn't mean the entire space of adtech is doomed, though.

We drank as though the ship were doomed, as though there were U-boats and mines and icebergs everywhere.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, July 18 , 1942P. 7 Major de Seversky says that the capital ship & the aircraft carrier are both doomed &, though other experts have contradicted him, the weight of opinion at the moment appears to be swinging to his side.

Nwosu is quietly heartbreaking in the role of the doomed artist, though it is hard to be sure if his soothing description of his diagnosis – "cherry red velvet, it made me think of, draped all over me" – is a palliative lie or a conditioned response instilled by Lutheran sermons on easeful death.

Indeed, Basquiat's life and career adhered to a classical (in our day, tabloid) trajectory of rise, fall, and doom, though with an unusually sunny epilogue.

That was about it for doom, though, and all of it peanuts compared to what happened elsewhere in Brooklyn and in the other boroughs.