Sentence examples for condemned for a from inspiring English sources

Reluctantly, he had his friend Galileo tried and condemned for a short time in 1633.

Modern architects are often condemned for a seeming disregard of site considerations such as climate, topography, and existing vegetation.

"It's the most brutal thing that can happen to a human being – being condemned for a crime you didn't commit.

A private health company has been condemned for a third time over screening invitations that are "likely to cause fear and distress".

The incident happened after Mr. Anning was widely condemned for a statement he made that day blaming Muslim immigration for Friday's massacre in Christchurch, New Zealand.

I had the misfortune to be condemned for a collection of poems entitled "The Flowers of Evil," since the terrible frankness of my title was not sufficient protection.

Are the other three candidates to be condemned for an abstention in opposition, but not applauded for being part of the government that helped to increase the income of the working poor in the first place?

If Isis rushed its timeline or overruled objections from local partners, it may lose its territorial gains quickly and end up condemned for an arrogant and ill-advised power grab.

The book tells the story of the life of the Jewish prince Judah Ben-Hur, who is unfairly condemned for an alleged assassination attempt on the Roman governor.

A person should not be condemned for all time due to a criminal conviction.

"Russia was the beacon of support for Syria in the UN security council, not willing to condemn for a long time, but even [they] are coming around".