Sentence examples for condemned much from inspiring English sources

It also condemned much of Europe to decades of paranoid political reaction.

The Great British Bake Off star Mary Berry has condemned much of TV for being "violent and cruel" and revealed that she "hates" Gordon Ramsay's shows.

But Mr. Nicolas said that he condemned much of the former army's behavior and that a new military would have to be better organized and more professional.

That project became tangled in legal knots after a school district condemned much of the site and announced plans -- later canceled, now urgently revived -- to build a high school.

Mormon leaders have supported extreme right-wing organizations like the John Birch Society, denounced the theory of evolution, condemned much of American popular culture, and led the fights against the Equal Rights Amendment in the 1970s and the gay marriage movement over the past decade.

A wheezing power grid condemns much of the country to rolling blackouts.

His intransigence sabotaged the ambitions of former slaves to attain land, thus helping condemn much of the black population to generations of landless peonage.

Coolly and without tub-thumping, Magee observed that it was ridiculous and pointless to condemn, much less to imprison, men who desired other men.

The prospect of sanctions might deter reckless fiscal behavior and statistical fraud, but it could also condemn much of Europe to low growth and widen the economic divide in the currency area, economists warn.

Ibn Abdul Wahhab's controversial stance on Muslim theology, writes his biographer Michael Crawford, "made him condemn much of the Islam of his own time" and led to him being dismissed as a heretic by his own family.

"It's easy to condemn, much harder to give credit for what is due".