Sentence examples for condemned something from inspiring English sources

While it was true, as the Bishop argued, that previous councils had generally condemned something, the expressed intention of Vatican II was to be a pastoral, rather than a doctrinal, Council.

Opposing ballot initiatives in November ask voters to do away with the death penalty, or to hasten appeals and give the idle condemned something to do with their time, like work.

I find it worrying that you feel confident enough to condemn something that you "refuse to collude in" by viewing for yourself.

Are Jews today to be condemned for something that took place 2,000 years ago?

This is probably xenophobic and tasteless and should be condemned, or something, but hey -- it's a comedy Frenchman, and is therefore inherently amusing.

But the New Testament condemns something else as well: holy moralism.

Dawn found the car cemetery holding one more wreck: the moon marooned at its center was almost indistinguishable from the other discarded objects; it was the same color, had the same condemned look as something you couldn't imagine ever having been new.

One, John Gaskin III, termed the attack "disgraceful and cowardly" and condemned violence as something "that gets us absolutely nowhere".

His eyes glazed with the serenity of a condemned man, Steve Lamacq mumbles something about "destiny", and then something else about "Ash", before removing his leather jacket and hurling himself into the flames.

"It's something he condemned at the time and he condemns all threats of violence against MPs," the spokesman said.

As Mote's sentence was less than a year he was permitted to keep his seat in the European parliament, something Nigel Farage condemned, saying: "If Mote had a shred of integrity left, he'd resign".