Sentence examples for a condemnable from inspiring English sources

Is it right to condemn a whole party because one of its followers carried out a condemnable act?" Why did Michaliolakis "confess"?

Is it right to condemn a whole party because one of its followers carried out a condemnable act?" Essentially, that was the first time Nikos Michaloliakos admitted that there was a connection between the murder of Pavlos Fyssas and Golden Dawn – something that everybody knew but the party itself refused to accept.

Is this a condemnable offense?

But speaking to reporters on Tuesday morning, Turkey's Mr Arinc said: "It is a condemnable act for Britain to let three girls... come to Istanbul and then let us know three days later.

On Saturday, India's prime minister said recent events here had exposed a "condemnable" strain of discrimination in Fiji against the ethnic Indians, whose ancestors were brought here as indentured servants in the sugar-cane fields when Fiji was a British colony.

Mr Arinc said: "It is a condemnable act for Britain to let three girls... come to Istanbul and then let us know three days later.

No. "If the privacy of your home means a socially condemnable act, then you have no privacy.

He's not wrong to stand up and condemn the condemnable.

Dr Clairie Papazoglu, executive director of Birdlife Cyprus, said the MP's post "seems to be promoting an illegal and condemnable act".

Thus, on the one hand, he favoured a revision of the system of religious obligations and a brushing aside of condemnable innovations (bidʿah), and, on the other, he constructed an economic ethic that was more flexible on many points than that espoused by the contemporary schools.

"And of those that are condemning the president's condemnable actions, I've not heard any prominent leaders, former presidents, members of the House or the Senate use his name while speaking in generalities".