Sentence examples for in damnation from inspiring English sources

(Or after his conviction, either, for that matter. Dignity counts even in damnation).

Those critics, the future New Wave, found that there were true artistic geniuses working in commercial near-invisibility, such as Alfred Hitchcock, Howard Hawks, and Nicholas Ray, as well as geniuses working in damnation in Europe, such as Roberto Rossellini and Max Ophüls.

I've outgrown the snarling brimstone preaching that brokers in damnation.

Second, the question of the political implications of having a huge chunk of humanity believe in damnation for those who disagree with their theology, politics and culture, as if somehow simply killing one's enemies is not enough.

Spyres and Naouri are back in La damnation de Faust with Mark Elder in Edinburgh next Sunday.

But I have loved doing Mephistopheles in The Damnation of Faust and Klingsor in Parsifal.

His wonderful touch in Berlioz is well represented in a "Damnation of Faust" with the London Symphony from 1962.

These endowments have made her an ideal interpreter of a smallish but wide-ranging repertory of roles that are hard to cast, including French heroines like Carmen, Dalila and Marguerite in "La Damnation de Faust," and Verdian assignments like Amneris in "Aida," Eboli and the Requiem (which Ms. Borodina has just recorded for Philips, with Mr. Gergiev and the Kirov Orchestra and Chorus).

As a practicing skeptic, and practicing Catholic, Grammy was a contradiction in terms, especially when you consider she didn't believe in hellfire damnation, Jesus or heaven for that matter.

As culpable as he is, they share in his damnation.

In this damnation, rightly so, everyone, finally, is the enemy.