Sentence examples for condemned of from inspiring English sources

These reports however are trying to portray him as a culprit already condemned of wrongdoings".

One 19th-century visitor, hearing perhaps the cracking of salt crystals over this expanse, swore he could discern the condemned of Hades, gibbering under the brittle, sharp protrusions of minerals.

If the All Blacks aren't playing Test matches against the Pacific islands, whose abundance of talent has contributed so generously to their legend, by the end of the decade, and if Argentina aren't fielding a Barcelona-based side in a revamped Seven Nations to a similar deadline, then the game's rulers will stand condemned of wilful neglect.

A man of capacious learning and ego, Mr. Wright stands condemned of late as a incendiary radical for his views that the American government may have created AIDS and that the Sept. 11 terror attacks were payback for the sins of American foreign policy.

In The Wretched of the Earth (better translated from the French as the "condemned" of the earth), Frantz Fanon speaks about the "grandeur and weakness of spontaneity", which is the inclination of colonized intellectuals to fail to organize a rebellion, fail to introduce the people to a radical agenda and fail to engage in sustained public education so that the struggle can continue to elevate.

For her current project about how the Jewish French army captain Alfred Dreyfus was first falsely condemned of handing secret documents to the imperial German military and later exonerated, she is exploring its aftermath.

It's easy to condemn: of course mistakes were made in Vietnam.

A social environment highly condemning of unmarried motherhood hindered these women from making strategic choices on how to handle their situation.

They are roundly condemned for lack of ambition.

"They condemned millions of people to semi-starvation.

Such apparent terrorism must be condemned regardless of the perpetrators.