Sentence examples for condemned at once from inspiring English sources

If a drama consisted of two plots that never connected with one another, even at the end, such a play would be condemned at once for lack of unity; a work of art is never praised for being disjointed or disunified, though it might be praised in spite of being disunified.

Hence I condemn at once the vile semantics of the Pentagon and the CIA.

Both were roundly condemned at the time.

All of which was widely condemned at the time as un-democractic.

No joints from confined pigs were condemned at slaughter.

It's hard to keep track when you condemn 116 people at once.

By his cowardice, he has condemned us once more to silence and unable to see him condemned.

Crittendon would visit the condemned man at least once a week in the final months, studying him, under cover of bringing his mail and inquiring about his needs.

God condemned our sins once and for all on the cross.

Most presciently, he emphasized the paradox of money its dissolving power and its dynamic force and of the every-man-for-himself individualism unleashed by the Revolution, at once condemning and celebrating the raw energies of a nascent capitalism.

The weakness on moral grounds of the profit incentive enabled Marx at once to condemn the "capitalist" as wicked and immoral, and assert "scientifically" that he serves no function and that his speedy demise is "inevitable".