An Englishwoman, Alyse Cunningham, first proved that captive gorillas need not die in infancy or be condemned as savage, morose, and brutal.
Manning is the good guy in this whole ordeal, and his persecution at the hands of the Obama administration should be condemned as loudly as anything that happened on Bush's watch.
Those words "failure" and "badly wrong" will sound like a weak and feeble form of condemnation to the many who feel the Iraq war should be condemned as a crime, a moral outrage, a terrible deception or as simply unforgivable.
Why should they not be condemned as "terrorists"?
Even silence or withdrawal into classical painting or calligraphy could be condemned as counter-revolutionary.
As for the ending, it is pure fantasy, and could be condemned as essentially mendacious.
They expected the military operation to be condemned as grossly disproportionate.
Miss the chance, and he won't be praised as authentic; he'll be condemned as wasted.
Gauguin turned from dutiful husband into a randy old goat; today, he might be condemned as a paedophile.
They fear it would be condemned as "anti-democratic" and a "constitutional outrage", and would be a gift for Ukip.
And efforts by unions to block that manoeuvre can then be condemned as "restrictions on capital flow".
