Sentence examples for book condemns from inspiring English sources

But he remained within the historical consensus: the book condemns Nazi atrocities.

The tip-off is Beard, who's endowed by his creator with precisely the vices — apathy, slothfulness, gluttony and hypocrisy — that afflict the society the book condemns, threatening to cook the human race in the heat-­trapping gases released by its own arrogance.

The book condemned the assumptions that had led the United States into a quagmire.

March 2015: Former SeaWorld orca trainer John Hagrove released a book condemning SeaWorld's treatment of orcas.

In 1998, he co-authored a book condemning affirmative action and diversity efforts on college campuses as anti-white.

This may appall killjoy economists such as Robert Frank, the author a few years ago of a book condemning "Luxury Fever" in this new "era of excess".

His site generated enough buzz to earn him a publishing contract, and in 2005 he released a book condemning what he calls "romantic capitalism".

Why else would his latest book condemn rock music as tantamount to a narcotic, "sometimes a stimulant and sometimes a depressant, but always influential over the moods of its listeners," when he must know the same could be said of opera or Elgar?

At the end of her career she decided to write a book condemning the UK's drug policies.

And in this way St . Aubyns novels seem to be not only books about trauma but traumatized books, condemned to return again and again to primal wounds.

He lectured in Europe and the United States and wrote essays and books condemning the apartheid regime, including an autobiography and a biography of Mr. Biko.