Sentence examples for condemned to call from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dobrish and the actors do give themselves over to this intensity shortly afterward, when Orpheus turns around and loses Eurydice, then sinks to his knees, condemned to call her name.

Thus if the criminal law should aim to define, to condemn, and to call perpetrators to public account for wrongs whose character and implications are such that they properly count as 'public', its definitions of crimes and its principles of liability must be apt to identify such wrongs and the conditions under which agents can be justly condemned for them.

"The film is called Condemned to Hope, because as Youssef told me over coffee, "Seddik's family has no choice but to expect the return of their son".

Others saw it as a sign of weakness and condemned his failure to call for resistance.

"I would... like to see a United Nations security council resolution to condemn this violence, to call for the release of political prisoners and call for legitimate grievances to be responded to," he said, acknowledging that such a resolution could be "quite difficult" to achieve.

"I call on Chairman Arafat to condemn this act and to call for an immediate cease-fire".

We'd like to see the president of the United States not only condemn these actions but to call on the UN for these people and Muslim-dominated countries to be held accountable".

The mere possibility that a rancher died at the hands of a smuggler led a host of politicians facing election challenges this year — including Senator John McCain and Gov. Jan Brewer, both Republicans, as well as Representative Gabrielle Giffords, a Democrat who represents the area — to quickly condemn the killing and to call for tighter border enforcement.

"They should have adopted a resolution a long time ago to condemn this aggression and to call for this aggression to be stopped immediately," he said.

One respected elder was so angered he spoke out on a local radio station to condemn the kidnap and to call for the British woman's swift release.

The US, Britain and the EU have condemned the detentions, prompting China to call on other countries to respect its judicial sovereignty.