Sentence examples for unavoidable doom from inspiring English sources
It's that looming feeling of unavoidable doom, manifested in flesh.
This does not mean Labour will win or is yet on course to do so, but an assumption of unavoidable doom feeds on itself and is fatal.
I cannot recommend enough that you avoid this entire genre, unless you enjoy the claustrophobic sensation of constant unavoidable impending doom.
Like several other songs on 1989, there is an unavoidable undercurrent of doom, with the car ride symbolising the uncertainty of the relationship: this guy isn't entirely trustworthy, he's probably seeing another woman, and all the imagery in the song links him with darkness.
When my brothers and I meet my father before Arsenal matches he shakes our hands in turn, like a Second World War colonel before some doomed but unavoidable bridge action.
He said the proponents of the Washington Consensus had warned that China's slow-reform approach would be, in his words, "the worst possible transition strategy," doomed to "result in unavoidable economic collapse".
With layoffs already under way, the economy is doomed to weaken further, say those who believe a recession to be unavoidable.
