Sentence examples for doomed to remain from inspiring English sources

Are Arab nations doomed to remain fractious and poorly governed?

The toehold of hip seemed doomed to remain only a toehold.

Is she doomed to remain Miu's sputnik, circling around her in an orbit of isolation?

In short, we are doomed to remain in the same Say on Pay circle of the inferno that we have suffered through in 2011 and 2012.

The conclusion, that Hodgson's team are trapped in a time warp and doomed to remain on the margins, was damning but not surprising.

Foreigners are not a part of it and are therefore doomed to remain outsiders, no matter how impeccable their command of the language and customs.

Are the simply doomed to forever remain in the discarded scrapheap of "what if…"?

Such is the pace of turnover among senior FA executives that they remain doomed to repeat history as farce but, when they spoke, their reasons for letting Allardyce go were well argued.

They belong together but for some reason remain doomed to never connect.

Unless the trends were halted, Watson said, the Mashco Piro and the other remaining aislados were doomed to extinction — a disquieting echo of the situation of Native Americans in the nineteenth century, as white settlers forced them to retreat or die.

Music had exhausted the possibilities of the tonal system that lay behind centuries of masterpieces; painting, if it remained pictorial, was doomed to turn into kitsch; and literature could no longer rely on the narrative of the novel and the rhythm and rhyme of verse for its energy.