Sentence examples for condemnation I from inspiring English sources
Previous slaughterhouse studies showed that bovine tuberculosis (TB) is an important cause of condemnation (i.e., if a carcass is fully condemned, the whole carcass is destroyed [≈9% of all inspected cattle carcasses]) (4 ).
She seems to invite condemnation ("I am dwelling too much on my own concerns and feelings.
Depeche Mode – Condemnation I never listened to DM when I was young.
"For all [the] condemnation, I believe that both Michael Fallon and I were right to speak out on this issue and to voice the concerns of ordinary voters," Blunkett wrote in a Daily Mail article.
While some will see Moore's vivid portrait of her father as a condemnation, I'll cherish it as a charge to be a more honest priest, and as the prayer of a faithful daughter to a God among whose names is Truth.
In this sea of condemnation, I was disappointed to see dashing Dr Christian Jessen pile in.
That realization brought with it self-condemnation: "I was wrong, undeserving of respect, and I had a life that was not worth living".
When consumption and condemnation occur (i.e. not every broken part can be repaired), the operational availability of systems during their exploitation period becomes a function of the allocated resupply budgets.
I found myself addressing what I felt was the hypocrisy of the church, the spirit of condemnation that I felt coming from the church, and self-righteous attitudes that I saw from some of the church elders and how they viewed secular music, and the way we dressed, and what they thought of the typical musician such as myself in this new genre called techno music.
"While I appreciate your suggested edits, I fear it dilutes my message and fails to convey the sense of condemnation that I hope we all feel".
"They were going around trying to buy buildings," he said, "and before long the offer changed: 'If you don't sell, you'll face condemnation.' I looked on that as offensive, coming from an institution as large and powerful as Columbia".
