Sentence examples for almost condemned from inspiring English sources
"He is almost condemned to be a political figure".
He almost condemned Cardiff to the least auspicious of starts, handling the former City striker Rudy Gestede's header in the 18-yard area.
"I was asked by older people again and again how I could play a character who is capable of being so mean, as if I were almost condemned by this role," he said in a phone call.
From Ob.Gyn News, 1979: "Remarks among the physicians in the audience initially indicated a negative, almost condemning attitude, but reactions changed markedly after they listened to Ms. Gaskin and viewed the [video] tapes".
The international scientific community almost immediately condemned He for using the technology on human embryos and the Chinese government shut down He's research almost immediately, according to The New York Times. .
The sentiment has been almost universally condemned on social media.
Strict rent control laws — almost universally condemned by economists — play a role.
And this is why Eta's statement has been almost unanimously condemned and rejected within Spain.
I believe, and hope, that it would be almost universally condemned, by liberals as well as conservatives.
The decision to withdraw the offer was almost universally condemned by legal scholars across the political spectrum last week.
The P.K.K. continues to engage in military attacks, while the MEK's designation as a foreign terrorist organization has been almost universally condemned as without merit.
