Sentence examples for condemned for being from inspiring English sources

City officials were condemned for being unprepared.

Beauty pageants were also condemned for being "acts of symbolic and institutional violence against women and children".

The irony isn't only that the poor are condemned for being dependent on the state while the rich are not.

Last month, Google faced a backlash against a landmark tax settlement with the UK, widely condemned for being too lenient.

This book was declared blasphemous by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, and one could be condemned for being a heretic and get the death penalty for possessing it.

Mitrovic scored against Borussia Dortmund last December and celebrated by sticking his tongue between index and middle fingers, a gesture that was widely condemned for being sexually suggestive.

The only thing he thought he might be condemned for was for abiding by the terms of the confessional, and if by that action he had offended the king or state, he asked for forgiveness.

That would be the company that government ministers and MPs have been condemning for being "immoral" and "evil".

Yet on the other, it is condemned for not being academic enough: it is, quite hilariously, a Mickey Mouse subject.

When Marr posed an idea based on her own opinion or interpretation, I do not recall her being condemned for not being an expert theologian.

In the cheapest and dirtiest form of motorsport, worthless cars that have been condemned for scrap, are done up with care are then rammed into each other.