Sentence examples for more doomed from inspiring English sources

The more they look like braying upper-class snobs with contempt for ordinary people, the more doomed they are.

Call this the latest unlucky episode in a season that is growing more doomed by the day.

Poor old Newcastle are looking a little more doomed this morning – if doomed-ness is measurable by degrees – after a 16-10 home defeat by Exeter.

What could be more miserable, more doomed to squalor and regret and diminished expectations, than the pregnancy of an unmarried teenage girl?

But you will be far more doomed to fail – and far more emotionally impoverished – if you never even dream up those plans in the first place.

This is perhaps the best piece of evidence from the election returns that Clinton was a more doomed candidate than many believed, and that she would have been even more easily defeated by a traditional Republican.

Then the attendant died, more doom in his life.

There was to be no more doom and gloom.

"The U.S. farm bill is spelling more doom for us".

Whereas Souness's works every time... Time for a little more doom-mongering.

"It's more doom and gloom," said Steve Massocca, the president and head of trading at Pacific Growth Equities.