Sentence examples for condemned through from inspiring English sources
His work is gruelling and awful and then the client dies and the process starts all over again with somebody new.Knowing something of the deficiencies of the American justice system is useful for leafing through "Last Words of the Executed", the final statements of hundreds of Americans who have been condemned through the centuries.
Surveying the global scene, John XXIII expressed solidarity with the "millions of workers in many lands and entire continents condemned through the inadequacy of their wages to live with their families in utterly subhuman conditions" (para. 68).
While segments of this belief system have been a part of Pentecostalism and charismatic beliefs for decades, the excesses of this movement were declared a heresy in 1949 by the General Council of the Assemblies of God, and again condemned through Resolution 16 in 2000.
We strongly condemn fishing through rockets, bombs and using electric generators".
It wasn't long before politicians of both parties were condemning drive-through deliveries.
Musing on his job, he explained his technique for guiding condemned men through their last moments.
Not merely should these moves be condemned but, through the auspices of the WTO, there should be renewed efforts to conclude the Doha round of trade negotiations.
Five years later, complaining of precarious apartments, "worthless" fire escapes, and the recent collapse of a condemned wall through the roof of St. Andrew's Church, another Times reporter suggested that the department be abolished altogether.
California would relocate condemned inmates through the same assessment program it uses for new arrivals, Thornton said, assigning them to yards and cells based on their security threat.
U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May condemned Trump through a spokesman on Wednesday, saying it was "wrong for the President to have done this".
These unlikely applications of empathy — to a mussel shell, a fan, a fish condemned to wading through stone — all enter through the unmarked portal of "description"; only later do we realize that what has been described is not what Moore saw but what Moore felt on seeing what she saw.
