Sentence examples for condemned neither from inspiring English sources

It is not an enjoyable read, but it is stirring and unforgettable.Why an ancient practice, condemned neither by the New Testament nor by Christian tradition, was recognised as unacceptable by growing numbers of men and women in the second half of the 18th century has long puzzled historians.

Mr. Bush condemned neither the school nor its officers, and he did not say that his decision to go there was in and of itself a mistake.

Yet the patriarch, known for mixing tradition with enough modernity to keep himself and his church relevant, condemned neither the Internet nor the right to criticism voiced by priests, monks, nuns and even bishops now blogging and posting on Facebook.

And then the ultimate party pooper, the hunter Gracchus, condemned neither to death nor life, pops up from behind the bar and pours a large glass of self-pity, sending the whole thing further downhill.

And it was because of this, perhaps, that most people who did speak with me condemned neither the growers nor the tribe but instead parsed delicately through a mess of relativities.

The Pope believed that he could either condemn both totalitarian powers or condemn neither of them.

The fluctuating market prices for cow (t = 1.23, p = 0.22), heifer (t = 0.01, p = 0.99) and bull (t = 0.02, p = 0.99) meat did not have a significant impact on the number of cattle being condemned, and neither did the price of replacement stock (t = 0.95, p = 0.37).

But citing another law, the judge ruled that neither condemned man could be executed, since neither was then 18.

Chavez has neither condemned nor defended efforts to quell the popular rebellion against Gadhafi's rule, but he tacitly threw his support behind the Libyan leader on Saturday.

Asked about these events at his press conference Thursday, Trump described all three actions as "not good," but neither condemned them nor said whether he planned to take action.

It is true that, to China's great embarrassment, he probably still retains the moral authority inside Tibet to stop the protests, and that he has neither condemned the self-immolations nor prohibited them (though he has repeatedly stressed non-violence as a principle, as well as his sadness at the deaths).