Sentence examples for doomed to make the same from inspiring English sources

When it comes to gun control, Americans seem doomed to make the same stupid mistakes.

Therefore they are doomed to make the same mistakes, to repeat the same gags, the same catchphrases over and again.

They're doomed to make the same mistakes as before.

--With no actinformationormavailableilable, companies are doomed to make the same customer service mistakes over and over, unless executives get serious about their customers.

A responsible person is capable of being trusted again, but an irresponsible person is doomed to make the same mistakes over and over again.

Politicians are doomed to make that kind of decision.

At the core, my characters are self-portraits, craving glory, yet eternally doomed to make mistakes.

Unfortunately, today's review boards still face lackluster proposals from researchers who continue to make the same mistakes that doomed their seafaring predecessors: The science is mediocre, sentences ramble, there are no headings, figures are unclear, sections are disorganized, and the writing is uninspired.

The 2002 documentary Lost in La Mancha memorably captured Terry Gilliam's doomed first efforts to make The Man Who Killed Don Quixote.

Without review of how the UK ended up in this mess, or reform beyond the narrowly technical proposals made by the Vickers Commission (40% of whose authors were ex-bankers), we are doomed to repeat the same mistakes again and again.

On the contrary, Ramis demonstrated from the moment he signed on to make the movie an acute awareness of how best to serve its novel central idea, about a misanthropic weatherman (Murray) doomed to relive the same day repeatedly.