Sentence examples for looked condemned from inspiring English sources
The European Union looked condemned to months of bitter infighting over money, budgets and the euro on Friday following a summit where leaders merely papered over the deep divisions between them.
Sir Alex Ferguson's champions are without a Premier League win at Chelsea in a decade - and they looked condemned to another defeat as Chelsea took total control early in the second half.
Just the other day I saw a kid in the hood walk out of a building that looked condemned wearing $600 worth of gear.
On this form, his men look condemned.
But such is the ragged state of British politics that David Cameron looks condemned to preside over a government that will be weaker than the coalition he has run for the past five years, even as this election has deepened the problems Britain faces.
The international community has looked impotent, condemning the actions but remaining a considerable way away from putting boots on the ground.
Some look at condemned buildings and see only disrepair and decay.
Is it only in retrospect that he looked like a condemned man?
Fernandinho's scrambled goal - as Everton appealed in vain for offside - with 16 minutes left looked to have condemned Roberto Martinez's side to their fifth successive league defeat.
In the closing weeks of the campaign, Hibs looked like a condemned team, the players unable to shake off the sense of doom or the seeming inevitability of their fate.
On the eve of a contest that will determine who leads Fianna Fáil into its most disastrous ever general election, outgoing ministers had the look of condemned men about them.
