Sentence examples for condemn myself from inspiring English sources
I'd been putting it off for years, somehow knowing that once bitten I'd be smitten and condemn myself to a lifetime of returning every single Summer, trying in vain to recapture that first heady experience.
To face my truth in the mirror, condemn myself for being so "certifiably crazy," and then forgive so I could live?
I condemned myself because of this failure, you were named and shamed, you knew you had disappointed everyone".
("I knew that, being Howard's producer, I was condemning myself to a lifetime of hearing impressions from strangers," he says ruefully).
By implication, if I object to therapeutic human cloning I am condemning myself -- and everyone else with an incurable disease -- to a life of suffering.
I beat myself up horribly, condemning myself in every way possible.
I, unlike the stranger in the elevator, was not brave enough to offer her an "Are you OK?" I'm not condemning myself or others for not asking total strangers we come by if they're OK when we notice that they're obviously upset.
Am I condemning myself because something bad has happened?
She assembles juicy quotations, like Martin Luther on dancing: "I can't bring myself to condemn it, unless it gets out of hand and so causes immoralities or excess...
Rep. Ann Wagner Missouri ** As an advocate for victims of sex trafficking and assault, "I must be true to those survivors and myself and condemn the predatory and reprehensible comments of Donald Trump".
