Sentence examples for condemn ourselves from inspiring English sources

If we're too positive, we condemn ourselves to fail.

It's our loss if we find reasons not to worship beauty and condemn ourselves to a life of aesthetic squalor.

If we do not open the college doors to all races and ethnic groups, we condemn ourselves to failure.

We are supposed to slaver enviously at this ostentation; if we don't, we condemn ourselves as losers.

We *facepalm* and "wow, just wow" – but by doing so, we condemn ourselves to prolonged political irrelevance.

"We condemn ourselves to shackles once more if we fail to answer those who wonder if they're truly equals in their communities," Obama said at a ceremony on commemorating the 13th amendment, which ratified the US constitution to end slavery.

We're condemning ourselves as a society".

So why are we condemning ourselves, condemning everyone, for it?

Here, we are condemning ourselves to doing challenging, political, issue-based work.

The question is, in the absence of religion, have we condemned ourselves to a love of money above all else?

"If we walk away, we're condemning ourselves to this homogenous experience of fast-food places and big-box stores," said Ms. Kelly of the Atomic Heritage Foundation.