Sentence examples for condemned appearing from inspiring English sources

Among them were Max Frisch, Martin Walser and Günter Grass, whose 1995 novel Ein Weites Feld (Too Far Afield) he very publicly condemned, appearing on the cover of Der Spiegel apparently ripping a copy in half.

The warm, adventurous, impecunious friendship of the two young women began in the late 1930s in the backstage ladies' room of the Morosco Theater, after Ms. Hanff saw one of the many flops in which Ms. Stuart seemed condemned to appear.

The US president condemned "what appears to be a horrific terrorist attack in Nice" and said he had directed his team to offer any assistance France may need in its investigation.

The president condemned "what appears to be a horrific terrorist attack in Nice" and said he had directed his team to offer any assistance France may need in its investigation.

The president condemned "what appears to be a horrific terrorist attack in Nice" and said he had directed his team to offer any assistance France might need in its investigation.

A separate statement in which he condemned ISIS appeared in many US and European newspapers last year.

These concerns come on the heels of three recent executions in Oklahoma in which the condemned men appeared to experience at least some discomfort.

Whether the contrast between Trump and his second-in-command is due to political inexperience, intentional insensitivity, historical naïveté, or a transactional way of approaching issues; the role leaders play in condemning prejudice appears to have real world effects.

A leading disability charity has condemned video footage appearing to show John Lennon ridiculing disabled people during a Beatles gig.

Earlier this week, two Ukip MEPs publicly condemned Farage for appearing to play down the Trump tapes, with one saying he was trying to "defend the indefensible".

Two Ukip MEPs have publicly condemned Nigel Farage for appearing to play down Donald Trump's comments about groping women, with one saying the interim party leader was trying to "defend the indefensible".