Sentence examples for condemned enough from inspiring English sources

"If he had 100 lives and they took every single one, he will not be condemned enough for what he did to us," she said.

But primarily this now manifests in a kind of mental or emotional self-mortification or self-torment, where people seem to believe that if somehow they can condemn themselves enough, or torture themselves enough with-self hatred, that their spirit will soar free and there will be liberation, there will be final and perfect happiness.

Another false narrative that Cruz, Trump and frankly people from all ends of the spectrum like to often spew is that Muslims somehow don't do enough to root out terrorism, or don't condemn it enough.

US Secretary of State John Kerry said he could not "condemn strongly enough" Hamas' actions in continuing to fire rockets.

Speaking in Vienna, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry supported Israel: "I cannot condemn strongly enough the actions of Hamas in so brazenly firing rockets, in multiple numbers, in the face of a goodwill effort (to secure) a cease-fire".

In both the large plenary sessions and in some 30 panels there was honest reflection about violence and conflict, including the perceived failure of Muslim leaders to condemn categorically enough IS and other extremist and violent groups.

The task fell to SS Obersturmbannführer Herbert Kappler who, finding there were not enough condemned prisoners available, made up the numbers as he thought best, using Jewish prisoners and even civilians taken from the streets.

And yet after its "interim" budget on February 16th, the finance ministry was roundly condemned for not doing enough to stimulate the economy.

(When she testified before legislators about the protocol, Pappas told me, it seemed that "the biggest drawback for them is that the condemned doesn't feel enough pain").

Also on Friday, a leading Pakistani Taliban splinter group praised the "blessed attacks in France" but had harsh words for governments and media in the Islamic world, who the group said had not condemned the magazine forcefully enough.

Germany is vital to this project (as it has been to all European history) but has reached a phase where it is "damned if it does and damned if it doesn't"; condemned for not taking enough action to save the euro zone and condemned for being too authoritarian when it tries to take charge.Professor Messori focused on the plan for banking bail-ins, which he thought was flawed.