Sentence examples for suffer doom from inspiring English sources

The legions of Beelzebub will battle him in central Europe but the evil ones will suffer doom and destruction.

Brutalism was doomed to suffer a brutal fate.

The other signatory was from the former Liberal Democratic government, which was doomed to suffer an electoral rout in August.

So forever after, we have been doomed to suffer Faustian adaptations that the author would have disdained.

Meanwhile, their victims are doomed to suffer and, in the case of LAM, die within a decade or two.

As long as the soul mistakes this phenomenal world for reality and clings to existence in it, it is doomed to suffer endless births and deaths.

In response, America conjured a usable mythology, one in which the product of interracial unions were uniformly doomed to suffer disproportionate woe.

Nor is there any reason to believe that Hyperloop would be immune to the hypertrophication of cost that every other grand infrastructure project seems doomed to suffer.

With songs about McDonald's and pretty girls on the tube, Bromheads Jacket are doomed to suffer endless comparison to their celebrated peers.

The author and book to which he's doomed to suffer comparison is Robert Byron, whose "Road to Oxiana" details a journey across Persia and Afghanistan in the 1930's.

And the production conveys the dithering, lack of will and refusal to suffer Western casualties that doomed the United Nations effort in Bosnia.