Sentence examples for most doomed from inspiring English sources

The election season required a shouting match about whose negotiating tactics with North Korea were the most doomed.

That is due in no small measure to a version of Williams's 1959 script by the English playwright James Graham ("This House") that very deliberately gives proper pride of place to Chance as arguably the dreamiest and the most doomed of this dramatist's parade of young men who are glimpsed in flight from themselves.

They didn't manage to beat a 10-man Bournemouth or the most doomed Aston Villa side in the club's history.

Maybe the city has never fully exorcised the ghost of the Seattle Pilots, one of the most doomed teams in US sports history.

The ensuing tragedy is as inevitable as Hardy at his most doom-laden.

The resident Satan is Lee J. Cobb, and the result is the most doom-laden apple story since Genesis, Chapter Three.

In the heaviest, most doom-laden passages, the harmony gravitates toward Wagner, or, perhaps, toward some forgotten but inspired Wagner follower.

But to find them, you'll have to look very closely, using ESP, perhaps, to peer into the mind of Bjorn Rune Borg, the most doom-laden product of Sweden since Ingmar Bergman.

JON PARELES ELECTRIC WIZARD "Black Masses" (Metal Blade) The imperative behind most doom metal is one that's useful for nearly all musicians: make a noise that's as inevitable and incontrovertible as possible.

Unlike most doom prophecies, this one has potential for a happy ending.

Aren't those just the most doom-laden, suicidal, univocal shorts and t-shirts you ever saw?