Sentence examples for I would condemn from inspiring English sources

"Now, as you know, this is a pretty serious thing, and actually one that I would condemn".

Mr. McCain said that he had no plans to make such an appearance and that if he did, "I would condemn openly the policies of Bob Jones".

"Gary Ridgway is an evil creature who I would condemn to many, many long years of anguish and despair," said Nancy Gabbert, whose 17-year-old daughter, Sandra, was killed in 1983.

The minimum penalty Airdrie face is a 3-0 defeat - although relegation has been mooted by the Ayr MSP Phil Gallie, who declared: "I would condemn this sort of behaviour and if the SFA don't put Airdrie out of the league altogether they could demote them to the Third Division".

Sir George responded to the Labour MP for Garston and Halewood by saying: "I would condemn any insensitive comments, particularly at this moment in time.

Here I would condemn the behavior of online lynch mob which has been constantly vilifying you on twitter.

Even if this drivel were confined to the borders of the cheap plastic frames that typically surround it, I'd condemn the whole sentiment as dangerous, not because it's cliché, but because so many people believe it.

The only rational reason I can find to vote against independence is that it would condemn the English left to perpetual opposition.

Furthermore, it would condemn Libya to being not only a pariah state, but a failed state too.

Liberal egalitarianism cannot tolerate multiculturalism because it would condemn liberal rights, lead to societal fragmentation and take away the attention from socioeconomic inequalities.

All purchases for which few (I think) would condemn me.