Sentence examples for condemned college from inspiring English sources
But they condemned college football as a whole to a confusing hodge-podge of a postseason.
On Monday, the Rhodes Must Fall group condemned the college for deciding to keep its statue of Rhodes, saying it had been influenced by a "dictatorship" of donors.
Since it's highly questionable that inflexible roommate assignments confer any educational or character-building benefit beyond having a tale to tell later, let's refrain from condemning college students to a year of misery even if it's "for their own good".
Hoping to make Republicans squirm over their visits to Bob Jones University, House and Senate Democrats introduced a resolution today condemning the college for intolerance and criticizing its many visitors for staying silent on its anti-Catholic views.
Wait, before you start condemning major college sports, consider this--men's golf and baseball were second and third on the list.
Student campaigners have condemned an Oxford college for deciding to keep its statue of Cecil Rhodes, claiming the college has been influenced by a "dictatorship" of donors.
The next day, the college condemned the attacks in the strongest language, with the acting president of City College calling the activists "complete dropouts from the human species".
Mr. Brown drew some of his loudest applause when he condemned in-state college tuition discounts for children of illegal immigrants and said it was "our duty, right now, to enforce the law and secure the border of the United States".
Condemning our recent college graduates to a jobless future as bleak as this jobless present is too heartbreaking to even entertain.
Everyone in the field condemned Perry for making a college education too accessible to undocumented young people in his state — he was "soft on immigration".
The governing body of the Brooklyn College faculty yesterday condemned a decision by the college's administration to remove a graduate-student art exhibit that some city officials found objectionable.
