Sentence examples for is obviously doomed from inspiring English sources
He is, obviously, doomed.
Just as in Soderbergh's Magic Mike, where stripping has to be avoided at all costs if one wants to maintain one's integrity, Christine's choice to become an escort is obviously doomed from the beginning – mostly for reasons inherent in the trade rather than what's going on with the character.
A Jeremy Kyle proposal is obviously doomed from the outset.
I've never entirely bought into the notion of James Hewitt as Public Enemy Number One, given that Diana was probably the worst thing ever to happen to him and he is so obviously doomed to live with her legacy for the rest of his life.
Moon's focus is on an obviously doomed attempt to reconnect with his wife (Kelly Reilly), but soon he is getting sinister phone calls and bloodcurdling harassment from whoever it was who'd left the money there.
Mrs. Farnsworth is obviously longing to escape her identity and doomed to fail.
In what is obviously a sign of impending doom, I crash my car, not too seriously, on Saturday morning, and then get to the Arruda late in the afternoon, huddling together with a few hundred other faithful supporters/complete idiots as we wait for our buses.
Yet, of the positions that can be taken about the euro, this one is, I think, the most obviously doomed.
Moreover, the social Darwinists thought that measures to help the poor were wasted, since such people were obviously unfit and thus doomed to sink.Sadly, the slur stuck.
The system was obviously inefficient, with a dozen or two Americans all reporting the same thing for papers up north, and therefore doomed to "disruption".
