Sentence examples for we're condemned from inspiring English sources

Even so, he sees room for an agreement with Catalonia: "I think we're condemned to understand each other".

For too long, we've been living in a world where we can learn a lot about injustices near and far, but we're condemned to be little more than powerless spectators.

Try as we might, we're condemned to live our life going towards a nullity, while our past is sucked into a void.

But then we're condemned because we missed some illegal payment in Milan before anyone knew there was an illegal payments problem.

We're really fond of saying history repeats itself, that we're condemned to repeat what we don't remember.

We're condemning ourselves as a society".

"If we walk away, we're condemning ourselves to this homogenous experience of fast-food places and big-box stores," said Ms. Kelly of the Atomic Heritage Foundation.

And as we become older and less physically able, we're condemning ourselves to a desert of gloomy products and places.

Even though religious and secular ethics don't derive their authority from the same source, we still must find a way to establish common ground between them; otherwise we're condemning ourselves to live amidst social discord and division.

We're condemning our descendants to have increased risks, too".

We are condemned to more miming.