Sentence examples for is condemned to go from inspiring English sources

I feel another layer of sadness, finally, when I think of the place he is condemned to go.

Not only that: by refusing to relax its grip, the government is condemned to go on taking the blame for all the NHS's failings.Hence the appeal of the second way of improving responsiveness: to follow the logic of the purchaser/provider split by setting hospitals and other health-care providers free.

I thought about the victims of vivisection, and I felt these acts must not be buried away, or else we are condemned to go from darkness to darkness".

There are women who, because of some microscopic flaw in their cellular machinery, have been condemned to go through six or seven pregnancies, only to lose every baby within hours.

"The question is whether those people who believe there is no one to talk with, nothing to talk about, and we are condemned to go on fighting and killing for the next 10 generations — and they are supported and empowered by our political community — whether they will be open to see the different view," Mr. Ayalon said.

Symeon the New Theologian refused to compromise, declaring that it was his duty to honor the church fathers and the saints, and in January 1009 was condemned to go into exile.

Try as we might, we're condemned to live our life going towards a nullity, while our past is sucked into a void.

As the existentialist motto goes, "man is condemned to be free".

When Tony awakes he learns that his hopes of rescue have gone, and that he is condemned to read Dickens to his captor indefinitely.

"Gombo Chaff," one of Rice's songs, describes a slave master who dies, goes to hell and is condemned to perform the same tasks he'd forced upon his slaves.

At court, he is condemned to death.