Sentence examples for maybe doomed from inspiring English sources
Santorum is the Barnes and Noble Nook: fondly regarded but underfunded and maybe doomed.
"Bad Faith" tries to weave together French anti-Semitism and fascism, Darquier's relationship with his Tasmanian wife, Myrtle, and the way the past haunted — and maybe doomed — their daughter Anne.
Maybe "doomed" is a little overstated, but he's certainly facing an uphill battle that his campaign hasn't seen since he first ran 30 years ago.
OK, maybe doom is overstating it; dread may be closer to the mark.
Maybe that will never happen with Winehouse; maybe she is doomed, like Billie Holliday and Edith Piaf, to be defined and smothered by the myth that enfolds her, so that fans may struggle, even decades hence, to get a clear view of her achievement.
"But temperamentally I was maybe a little doomed.
Maybe I'm doomed to make money my old-fashioned way: not too well.
Considering the Yankees' track record lately, maybe Lidge was doomed from the start.
He says that Sotatsu was always sick and essentially doomed: Maybe others couldn't see it, but I always could.
Maybe I'm doomed as a novelist never to do anything but stories of midwestern families".
"Maybe it was doomed from the start," he said in an anguished voice.
