Sentence examples for love doomed from inspiring English sources
You rarely succeed, yet the urge for completeness is a kind of love, doomed to be outgrown but not forgotten.
Ostensibly, the sweetly sad chronicle of a lost love, doomed by diverging interests—"When did you change?
Keats used the form for Isabella, a Gothic tale of love doomed because it crossed class divisions, and a favourite of the Pre-Raphaelites.
But the film is pure Breillat: a duel to the death between the sexes, with sibling rivalry and love doomed to failure.
They are the ones who tell the story, of love doomed by irreconcilable class and race differences, and the songs serve to illustrate what the storytellers have just explained.
It was one of those tragic loves doomed for lack of money, and one day the girl closed it out on the basis of common sense.
It's a burly story of hunting and fighting, a romantic story of failed love and doomed love, a tale of intimate pleasures and transgressions, of open secrets and the search for identity.
That love is doomed or love is triumphant?
"People love doom and gloom.
I love the early Sabbath records, and I love doom metal, selectively.
