Sentence examples for certainly condemn from inspiring English sources

I can certainly condemn it, and I do so now.

"I certainly condemn those parts of his remarks.

A failure to ratify the TPP would almost certainly condemn tens of millions of people in the developing world to continued poverty.

Critics, and there are many, already contend it will whitewash the crimes that were committed, a conclusion that will almost certainly condemn the country to more years of unrest and volatility.

"We certainly condemn any attempt to smuggle weapons in, because smuggling weapons into this area and providing them to militants, or militants getting additional weaponry in this area, escalates the conflict," said Richard Boucher, the State Department spokesman.

Defeat would almost certainly condemn Irish to the drop, leaving them at least six points behind Newcastle with two matches – at home to Harlequins and away to Wasps – to go.

The best way perhaps of understanding the anger that has turned them into the great political force of our age is in the differing life prospects of Spanish and German 17-year-olds - the first almost certainly condemned to years of unemployment or chronic under-employment, the latter more-or-less guaranteed high-skilled remunerative employment for life.

The Second Commandment certainly condemns the act of prostrating oneself (bowing) before an image (Leviticus 26:1), and we Orthodox Christians prostrate all the time.

There are those who think so.... Of one thing we can be sure: if Britain had stayed, revisionist historians would certainly have condemned it as another act of selfish imperialism".

"We're certainly not condemning real estate brokers or agents," he said.

And certainly Eliot condemned the optimism of democratic American meliorism, he despised Unitarianism, centered less on personal salvation than on social good, & he had contempt for Jews as marginal, if not inimical to his concept of Christian community.