Sentence examples for condemned himself from inspiring English sources

Grossman condemned himself for not saving his mother.

"In effect, he condemned himself to a rather difficult life," said Putin.

He refused to revise his falsificationism, and so condemned himself to a lifetime in the service of a bad idea.

Ito saw one of these communications, but he doubted their authenticity and so condemned himself to 7 more years in the jungle.

By choosing to reject federal campaign funds in 2008, Mr. Obama effectively condemned himself — and his future rival — to a continuing need to raise money all the way to election day.

1936 Zinoviev Faces Death Penalty Gregory Zinoviev, former secretary of the Third International and one of Lenin's right-hand men during the period immediately following the Bolshevik revolution, virtually condemned himself to death today [Aug.

The man who subscribes to this view condemns himself as a loser in society because he spurns the best means of making a high-impact statement about himself.

At his trial, Meursault is asked to say that he is sorry for what he has done and refuses, condemning himself by declining to tell a required lie.

At one point the priest reflects on the sinfulness of refusing to make a choice, and while he is condemning himself, Neil is implicated as well, since he cannot fully devote himself to either of the women who adore him.

While attempting to join in the reckless Willoughby amusement of jumping from the falls into the pool below, Lambert injures his foot, condemning himself to a painful confinement on Caroline's couch.

If there was a sadder moment this year than the scene in which Riley's childhood friend Bing Bong condemns himself to eternal oblivion, in order to send Joy on her journey back to headquarters, I must have missed it.