Sentence examples for doomed writing from inspiring English sources
In hindsight, Mao's 1950 command doomed writing reform; without the search for a national-in-form alphabet, China likely would have adopted a Latin script before the Cultural Revolution.
Unfortunately, fans of the show know that Walter's doomed," writes Atwood, who is an editor for the Christian social network FaithVillage.com.com
"Part 3: The Doom": written and directed by Manfred Oldenburg and Mr. Dehnhardt; edited by André Hammesfahr.
And in a side note, the N.F.L.'s flailings are having an impact on the N.B.A.'s view of its impending labor doom, writes Ken Berger on CBSSports.com.com
Phillies fans might also have a soft spot for the apparently karma-carrying squirrel that interrupted the game, which might keep them from thinking about the leaky bullpen that might spell doom, writes Danny Knobler on CBSSports.com.com
"Every one of those bills is doomed," he writes on his Web site.
I'm almost doomed to write these cliched, soap-opera type of lyrics".
"The Snowden case argues that the U.S. attempt to bring the world under the electronic and military-political control is doomed," he wrote on Twitter.
"I was fucking doomed," she wrote on Facebook in 2014, perhaps intuiting the complications that arise from turning one's life into art.
"Today, if an app goes viral, it's probably doomed," Griffith wrote.
Osgood's project, then, seems doomed: any writing about anorexia makes it more interesting than it really is — even a book that sets out to condemn the very act.
