Sentence examples for condemn when from inspiring English sources

"It's so easy to condemn when we don't know," he said.

Doyle found Green's failure to condemn when the Syrian government turned its weapons against its own people "untenable".

Indeed, the only two "new" ideas that the G.O.P. is pushing in defeat are those they condemn when practiced by Democrats: celebrity and identity politics.

In working to prevent the spread of the virus, we must accept the idea that promiscuity is difficult to condemn when sex is the cheapest or only available satisfaction for people society leaves to live on the street.

The first type accuses evolutionary proponents of using arguments that they themselves condemn when used by creationists.

"When he is advocating the race to the bottom that he used to condemn when it came from a Tory government.

Although the shelters look charming to modern eyes, they were roundly condemned when built.

Why is state dependence condemned when evinced by the poor, but tolerated, even unrecognized, when enjoyed by the rich?

Yet today they are statistically rare in the West, less common elsewhere than they used to be, and widely condemned when they do occur.

Something that is almost universally condemned when it happens in the medium of print is considered to be just how digital media work.

But it was so declared because, by the very terms of the statute, the company was entitled to the estate and interest of the owner in the land condemned when it paid or tendered the value so ascertained.