Sentence examples for path to perdition from inspiring English sources

Later, he's sucked in further than he would have wished and he pays a high price, yet there's no doubt that he selected his path to perdition of his own free will.

But Alice has long since rejected the "Left-Hand Path" to perdition and become a figure of imposing rationality: a falconer who rides "astride" instead of sidesaddle, smites local louts with her riding crop and takes a kind of economic-feminist view of the reputed witchcraft problem.

In campaign fliers and in public comments, the mayor and his advisers have stopped just short of portraying the Rev. Al Sharpton as a political Beelzebub who advises an attentive Mrs. Clinton in ways that, if she is elected, would set the republic on the path to perdition.

For many, this is the greased path to perdition.

But choosing the wrong angel could put you on the flight path to perdition.

He was leading the West down a path to perdition.

Critics can, however, do a certain amount of good on their way to perdition.

Steve Cooley described Brown's proposal as the "road to perdition".

He should also heed Popper's warning not to "abandon real problems for the sake of verbal problems, the surest path to intellectual perdition".

I will continue down the path to chicken perdition until one day I wake up having turned into the Duchess of Devonshire, except destitute, friendless and living in a field of guano.

Should it not be castigated as yet another step on the primrose path that leads, if not to perdition, then at least to Classic FM? Perhaps.