Sentence examples for feeling doomed from inspiring English sources

And even in a recovering economy, employers still seem unwilling to take chances, leaving many applicants feeling doomed to repeat the process ad infinitum.

But feeling doomed is a kind of perverse gift for Mitski, who understands the perils of contentedness and the possibilities within despair.

Maybe I should have plagiarized all of Michelle Obama's Convention speech, or maybe I should have just repeated the words "I love Hillary" over and over again, but now I'm feeling doomed.

At a convivial street fair in a thriving strip of shops along the Allegheny River in Pittsburgh, Jeanne and Chris Stephens were not feeling doomed.

Four items (#13 trouble falling asleep, #16 panic attack, #29 ideas turning over and over, and #30 feeling doomed) were demonstrated to decrease Cronbach's alpha.

Feeling doomed, he said, he donned his bulletproof vest and plunged into the woods, where he fell asleep in the snow as police helicopters and state troopers closed in on him.

Any biography of the artist that is written with the claim to analyse character or feelings is doomed.

That was "a doomed feeling," said Taylor, a feeling he said he did not sense among the Knicks.

"Being here gives me a doomed feeling," he said.

"Being here gives me a doomed feeling," Mr. Masawi said.

"Being here gives me a doomed feeling,'' he said.