Sentence examples for condemned texts from inspiring English sources

As the Dominicans were administrators of the Inquisition, Mr. Saenger said, it was necessary for them to possess copies of condemned texts so they could refute them.

Her photography series – which was awarded this year's Aperture Portfolio Prize and goes on view in New York next month – overlays the mugshots of the condemned with text of their final words, coursing down the image like the current of a river.

What is condemned in these texts is idolatry, a serious sin in Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

In the early second century, a majority of bishops in Asia Minor voted to condemn the text as blasphemous.

That simple observation is all it takes to condemn a text where good intentions are not enough to mask federalist logic and a dangerous lack of realism.

The text condemned the prudery of "squares" and dispensed advice on "how to treat a partner who is hip for 'discipline.' " Advice often seemed as humorous as it was helpful.

Why is the oldest surviving version of Catholicism's most important text condemned to life under a blanket, while the Book of Kells lives behind glass like the Pope in his Popemobile?

Diogenes was also the author of a shocking text, condemned by ancient critics, about Oedipus in which – unlike the version of the story that survives, by Sophocles – incest and parricide were defended.

The non-binding text condemned "the intervention of foreign combatants fighting on behalf of the Syrian regime" in Qusair.

The text was condemned by, among others, former leader Iain Duncan Smith, who said: "Emails or texts like that are failing to smell the coffee, wake up and recognise we want to come back together, that we can get on with each other and do not want to spend the whole time stabbing each other in the back".

Blackpool Supporters Trust has issued a statement condemning the alleged texts from Oyston and called for an explanation.