Sentence examples for condemned for doing from inspiring English sources

Yet what happens when the outside experts who can offer such advice are condemned for doing exactly that?

When someone such as Gosling, who could just accept pay cheques for acting, takes such a great risk as a director with a film he knows might alienate audiences, perhaps he should be lauded rather than condemned for doing so.

But it works well enough to allow him to ask an uncomfortable question: Why is it that the Beatles and others who "built on the work of black precursors but took the music in new directions" in the 1960s have been routinely praised for accomplishing this feat, while Whiteman has been roundly condemned for doing essentially the same thing 40 years earlier?

Chelsea Manning, the US soldier who leaked thousands of classified documents to WikiLeaks thereby helping reporters file thousands upon thousands of stories about government and corporate malfeasance, from US complicity in torture in Iraq to the widespread slaughter of civilians in Afghanistan was largely condemned for doing so.

And considering that, at this very moment, there is undoubtedly a young woman who is learning that she is unexpectedly pregnant and knows that she isn't ready to have a baby, I'm heartened to know that there's a movie like Obvious Child out there for her to watch so she can feel that she isn't alone and shouldn't be condemned for doing what she feels is best.

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

"He condemned me for doing figurative work because abstract work was 'more important,' " said Mr. Barnet, who has always felt his figurative and abstract painting shared a unity in terms of structure and taking liberties with form.

The only difference between them was whether they supported or condemned me for doing so.

He condemned them for doing to the poor what we do all the time: just not thinking about them.

Data pertaining to lungs condemned for pneumonia did not provide useful information for predicting disease events, while partial carcass condemnations of nephritis were most consistent with expected trends.

(This artist obviously gets off on striking Nazi poses, even as he condemns others for doing so).