Sentence examples for condemn it a from inspiring English sources

Day by day we may understand it a little less and condemn it a little more.

"We consider this to be a massacre and we condemn it," an official from Abbas' office said on Palestinian television, announcing a three-day mourning period.

Henry James condemned it a century ago as a "primal topographic curse".

This spring, Terry Jones, the radical pastor of the Christian Dove World Outreach Center in Florida, put the Koran "on trial," and then after condemning it, a copy of the document was burned, which caused violent reprisals in Afghanistan and elsewhere.

But this car is really built for road courses, and it would be a shame to condemn it to a life of quarter-mile runs.

In recent years it has been the occasion for another contest, between those who view it as a grand spectacle and those who condemn it as an emblem of a class- and tradition-bound Britain whose day has passed.

Palestinians condemn it as a new "Berlin Wall" that takes land they want for a future state and prejudges borders that should be decided in negotiations.

(A handwritten copy recently changed hands for $280,000£189,00000).) Others may condemn it as a piece of sugary doggerel.

A source close to Lamont said: "They told her not to condemn it for a year while Ed made up his mind on it.

If Russia weren't so important, we would condemn it as a 'rogue state'.

That 46 of the 56 private schools now participating in the program are religious schools does not condemn it as a violation of the Establishment Clause.