Sentence examples for actually condemns from inspiring English sources

Michael N. Alexander Lexington, Mass., Nov. 28 To the Editor: Bankers defending their foreclosure methods cite a statistic that actually condemns their documentation practices.

In doing so, what it actually condemns Americans to is nothing less than a permanent state of insecurity.

Finally SOMETHING CHANGED, and there I was, relinquishing my right to pass judgment on whether God actually condemns physical shows of affection between same-sex couples, and accepting and affirming a same-sex couple's right to every bond the state OR THE CHURCH affords me and my wife.

"You actually condemn the mortgage first in court — you buy it.

But I don't think Cameron himself had actually condemned the remark before.

"You actually condemn the mortgage first in court you buy it.

The church didn't like radical movements, and individual senior church men actually condemned the 1916 Easter Rising.

As recently as October of 1994, for example the General Assembly voted, 101-2 (the second "no" vote was Israel's), not merely to deplore but actually condemn the American embargo.

"If we can get Austin to help," he told me, "and if Los Angeles will tell people they're going to condemn mortgages, that's as important as if they actually condemn mortgages".

In it, Mr. Vines tackles the traditional interpretations of all six Bible passages that refer to homosexual acts, arguing that they don't actually condemn, or even address, the modern understanding of homosexuality.

The authors of this book believe that they're not too big to change, or that if we believe they are, we are actually condemning our society to a downwards spiral of insecurity and poverty.