Sentence examples for doomed to address from inspiring English sources

Mystified by a world falling to shambles outside of their control, Malick's characters are left to turn inward, searching vainly within themselves for answers, and failing that, doomed to address their impossible questions to an absent God.

Addressing the latter without also addressing the former is doomed to fail.

Until we acknowledge that each party has legitimate grievances that need to be properly addressed, we are doomed to continuing bloodshed.

But even if the Democrats sharpen their attack, they are doomed to fall short if they don't address the cancer in the American heart — joblessness.

If they're right, public-health initiatives that merely address the affected individuals are doomed to failure.

"Let us consign arguments over the past to the annals of the past, as we make history instead of being doomed to repeat it," said Bertie Ahern, the first Irish Taoiseach to address both Houses of Parliament.

Until Japan adopts an honest approach to security discussions and musters the courage to address the Constitution free of ideological blinders, bilateral initiatives are doomed to failure.

ComCons believe that efforts by government agencies to address the "root causes" of crime, school failure and illegitimacy are doomed to failure.

If the issue is not addressed, he told the Council, "We are doomed to repeat our failures of 9/11".

Diane Ravitch has become a folk hero to the left for arguing that fixing schools without addressing the larger context of societal problems is doomed to fail.

Former Thai Prime Minister Anand Panyarachun told the Forum in his keynote address, "Those living with HIV no longer need to be doomed to lives of illness, alienation and penury".