Sentence examples for condemned from from inspiring English sources

"Actually I am speaking about people who are condemned from Moment 1," he added.

That crime [too] is condemned; occupying the land of others is also condemned from our viewpoint.

But it has simultaneously been condemned from the opposite side for going too far.

Members of far-right parties in Sweden and Italy were condemned from within their own ranks for blaming multiculturalism for the attack.

Tatiana, a fire protection engineer who lives in the building with her son and husband, says she found out it was condemned from the TV news, although they had seen cracks and tears in the wallpaper.

What's at stake is the constitutionality of how the state kills inmates, and whether or not the method being used— known as the "three-drug cocktail" — adequately protects the condemned from undue pain and suffering.

Though he shares many beliefs with the religious right, Mr. Wasko said, he sees his duty as pastoring from next door, not condemning from on high.

This may in part explain the much publicised cases of virulently anti-gay religious ministers and politicians engaging covertly in the very behaviour they condemn from the pulpit.

As with many software problems, this one is tough for me to condemn from my soapbox, because I haven't seen it and it doesn't happen to everyone.

The strategy of condemning the risky behaviour of others is often used to distance those who condemn from a sense of their own personal vulnerability (i.e. focusing on young people or sex workers as those at greatest risk of HIV, rather than acknowledging how people 'like them' were also at risk of infection).

When Truman Capote wrote from the perspective of condemned murderers from a lower economic class than his own, he had some gall.