Sentence examples for like doomed from inspiring English sources

The decision to publish sounded like doomed opportunism.

Plant too early, though, and shoots may emerge, then suffer through the winter like doomed polar explorers.

Having stumbled to losses in the previous two weeks and with ignoramus AFL bloggers (ahem) writing them off as Premiership pretenders, the Dockers will probably return to rollicking form this weekend against Melbourne, the latter venturing west like doomed gunslingers who know they're one inevitable fumble from a bullet.

I'm not sure whether the on-screen controls are going to do it for me, but luckily, Marathon (like Doom) was simpler to control than games these days and doesn't rely so much on the Z axis.

We've all lifted a toilet seat and, like Pandora's Box, stared into the abyss-like doom of someone else's medically inadvisable droppings.

This looked like a doomed enterprise.

At the start, the ban seemed like a doomed idea.

Insights dart and flash like the doomed fish in a whore's aquarium.

Like the doomed figure of ancient myth, we cannot stop gazing at our own reflection.

The "Danse Sacrale," like the doomed dancer, totters more and more inelegantly as it nears the end.

It is like a doomed piece of music, with only one movement: its last.