Sentence examples similar to foreseeing ruin from inspiring English sources
As he foresaw ruin, he grew manic, greeting his bankers on one occasion in yellow silk pajamas and a purple silk dressing gown.
The second school is hopeful — but only because these intellectuals foresee ruin, too, and can hardly wait for the decadent modern world to be replaced by one more to their liking.
The first school despairs because it foresees inevitable ruin.
How ready were the media to disgrace the grudging voices that foresaw the ruin of communities, the evils of excess, the breakdown of trust between people and the florid individualism that expresses itself in inequalities of which even that visionary of injustice Margaret Thatcher could only dream.
A club ruff and a spade to the queen left this position: As Fallenius had foreseen, diamond leads would ruin West.
In finance, meanwhile, optimists foresee a theoretical end to all stock-market crashes, thanks to insights derived from huge-scale data-crunching, while others predict an automated, algorithmic road to ruin.
Did Roman sophistication prevent ruin?
Why are you going to ruin that?
And it could ruin your day.
