Sentence examples for inherently doomed from inspiring English sources

But it now seems clear that literary criticism was inherently doomed.

The secular utopian movements attempting to redirect world history since the Enlightenment all were inherently doomed to fail, and did.

This awakening would do wonders to complement Mexico's recent economic success stories, which prove that the country is not inherently doomed to underperform.

An AFR journalist wrote, "as a general rule, MIS industries are inherently doomed to fail both from an investment and a social good perspective ... Taxpayers should ... not be surprised that they continue to fall over".

This reinforces the belief that single mothers are inherently doomed to wallow in poverty and want, and that their children are doomed to be congenital gang bangers, drive by shooters, and drug peddlers and jail and early cemetery fodder.

The difficulty can be summed up rather quickly: When women are trying to make an inherently uncontrollable world controllable, we are doomed to feeling inadequate.

If it were a separate company it could invest more in fast-growing emerging markets.All this does not mean that diversification is doomed, or that focus is inherently good.

Setting a narrative within a doomed future can be seen as inherently pessimistic, perhaps even endemic of a global culture in which positivity is thin on the ground.

Students were taught that getting excluded doesn't mean they have an inherent personal deficit -- no one is doomed to shame and exclusion -- nor are those who do the excluding inherently bad people.

Over and over again Beckett described, with poetic élan, efforts at living and the will to succeed, only for those efforts to be comically doomed and the will defied by an inherently hostile universe.

If there were something inherently unethical about takeout, New York's Chinese restaurants would all be doomed.