Sentence examples for doomed thought from inspiring English sources

He carried weapons around and was doomed, thought to be too crazy even for Hawkwind, so they left him in Paris and he was sectioned.

Thought doomed not long ago, the SNP — fiscally liberal but fiercely nationalist — has surged under new leader Nicola Sturgeon.

Perhaps this thought alone doomed them — I forgot to knock on wood.

The action of this brief novel is a single act of oral sex, but its life is found in memories of a doomed affair and the thoughts of Kay and Benjamin, its partners; they know each other well, but not what is happening between them.

Yet, despite the close link with depression, perfectionists aren't necessarily doomed to suffer from depressive thoughts.

I thought I was doomed to a life of half-completed notebooks, nearly the same as half-completed thoughts.

Jesse Dowdeswell, 16, a junior, said that he never really cared for math, and that he walked into the first day of Mr. Geller's Algebra II and trigonometry course with one thought: "Oh, I'm doomed".

Many welcome this conclusion, worried that a women's language would doom women's thoughts to marginality and impede feminist progress.

They appear just as ideologically driven from the centre and ill thought-out and are probably doomed to failure.

THE editorial "we" was an institution when Henry Jarvis Raymond introduced the New-York Daily Times in 1851 -- though even then some thought that newspaper editorial pages were doomed.

"No one is going to judge me," she says at the end with a doomed insouciance, "there are no witnesses to my thoughts".