Sentence examples for inescapable doom from inspiring English sources

Given the work's grimness, the relentless flamenco stampings and clappings came to symbolize inescapable doom.

H. G. Wells was haunted by its adumbrations of an inescapable doom, and his masterpiece, "The Time Machine," can be viewed as a psychological confrontation with impossibly remote but still potent fears.

In reviewing the 1999 production, about the young Puerto Rican poet Julia de Burgos, D. J. R. Bruckner wrote in The New York Times that Mr. Martin "keeps the action swift, evenly paced and deliberate, so that no matter how willful or even foolish de Burgos sometimes seems, the specter of inescapable doom seems to shadow her throughout".

After the announcement by the European commission on Friday that, in the wake of border closures, it had been forced to put together a humanitarian aid plan for Greece, there is an inescapable sense of impending doom.

It was a sort of Spanish equivalent to "Accrington Stanley…who are dey?" and illustrated the inescapable sense of inevitable doom which habitually engulfed Atletico fans as they lurched from disaster to disaster.

Because everybody's being woken up at 3 30 a.m. by the cracking sound of gunfire and sobbing American soldiers attempting to hang themselves from every available broken lamppost, there's an inescapable feeling of terror and doom everywhere.

Clouds always seemed to loom overhead, our driver explained, and I imagine that the darkened skies served as the final harbinger of doom for the condemned souls sent to Isla Gorgona's inescapable jungle prison between 1959 and 1982, before the government closed it and turned it into a national park in 1985.

Featuring actors Common and Michael Rainey Jr., Candis' work dissected a cyclical pattern of doom, where slavery persists in the snare of a nearly inescapable system, devastating the lives of forgotten people.

This is inescapable.

His presence is inescapable.

Impending doom?