Sentence examples for had something doomed from inspiring English sources

Perhaps part of his charm was the very fact that he had something doomed about him.

The Yucca Mountain project has something going for it that previous doomed projects lacked.

"You want to do something that could work instead of having something that's so big that it's doomed by it's size," she said, taking a not-so-subtle jab at Mr. Klein's citywide overhaul.

"The reason the F.B.I. is doomed to have this happen over and over again has something to do with this F.B.I. culture," Mr. Ungar said.

The only forces pushing the idea of STEM doom, he said, are those that have something to gain from it.

"The only forces pushing the idea of STEM doom, [Teitelbaum] said, are those that have something to gain from it.

The others will arrive in the labour market, qualification in hand, feeling that their mostly middle-class parents have something to show for their taxes.It is not all gloom and doom.

All these languages have something in common.

Later, he said he had felt doomed.

We've been doomed ever since.

We've been doomed, yes doomed, ever since FDR took us off the gold standard and introduced unemployment insurance.