Sentence examples for condemn some from inspiring English sources

To put down long-term therapy out of hand is to condemn some patients to a form of purgatory.

The counties reason thus: a two-division championship will condemn some to second-rate status, and thus cost money.

"We express our extreme indignation and condemn some e-commerce companies for their demeaning activities," the letter read.

But transforming Social Security into individual retirement accounts would condemn some older people -- perhaps tens of millions -- to smaller pensions.

"I think that they've had a lot of opportunities over the last few weeks to condemn some abhorrent comments. . .

"Keith's death led some to condemn, some to canonise," says Gruen. "But the work survives - and through it his spirit".

Although forcible rape is universally condemned, some find it ironic that defending against it apparently results in similar condemnation here.

Mr. Bond condemned "some adults who can't lead" as being responsible for the incident.

Ryan has condemned some of Trump's statements while still backing his candidacy.

In the adjoining first Civil Chamber, the Revolutionary Tribunal sat from 1793, condemning some 2,600 persons to the guillotine.

A man who dresses in expensive clothes and drives luxury cars, Mr. Malema additionally condemned some of his white countrymen.