In his opinion, the ongoing talks are doomed to fail because Iran will never put up with the US.
Of all the senators who attempted Wednesday to rally support for the doomed Manchin-Toomey background check amendment, Connecticut's Democratic freshman representative, Chris Murphy, probably faced the greatest temptation to borrow the moral authority of the Newtown families.
He complained about it earlier, the rocky state of commercial music, the sense of being on a doomed ship.
Realistically, there is no physical or mental difference between George Osborne and a three-year-old, and this is why we're doomed.
And another example of the perils of futurology is that the television conferences I attended at the turn of the Millennium all declared with unstoppable confidence that the idea of TV as a shared, communal experience was doomed, as technology permitted viewers to choose what and when they watched.
Importantly, that's not to say that we're all doomed.
Perhaps, however, the reality is that people farming is like investing in the Titanic: a good idea in theory, glossy and wonderful to look at upon completion, but doomed when it comes to reality of actually functioning effectively.
You can tell by the way they stare into the middle distance over a cup of cooling tea, doomed to replay the scene endlessly in their minds, thinking up the witty asides that would have won over the director.
Not one but two doomed love affairs set towards the end of the second world war.
Ukip looks doomed to go on being the party of the outsider, unwilling or unable to make the transition to finding an effective way of representing the people whose support it claims.
Sannikov says he is convinced Lukashenko's regime is "doomed".
