Sentence examples for condemned to using from inspiring English sources
Case in point: Mirren is condemned to using a French accent that's as cumbersome to her performance as a sumo fat-suit.
The analytics features of the iPad Register app mean that stores and cafes are no longer condemned to using tally marks on a legal pad as their inventory and sales-tracking system.
She is also forever condemned to using the internet in a way that can be easily traced.
"If the world is condemned to use more nuclear power it will be a real challenge".
Since we are all condemned to use metaphor, since we are all condemned to partial vision, Zafar's hostility toward metaphor is, finally, religious: only God could promise to reveal to us the novelty that is beyond or before metaphor — which is to say, beyond or before language itself.
Even today [1944], condemned to a use so different from that for which it was designed, it remains one of the most distinguished of the earlier buildings of New Orleans".
At the same time he deplored the poor taste of many of the buyers, who chose "dull and expensive porcelains" and "garish Mandarin robes which they condemned to the oddest uses".Kates was no slouch at acquiring, just more discreet.
The parliament in Kuwait, home to a sizeable Shia minority, earlier this month condemned attempts to use Syria to stir up sectarian feeling.
12 48 p.m. | Updated Mitt Romney condemned efforts to use President Obama's former pastor, the Reverend Jeremiah Wright, in ads attacking the president, as reportedly planned by a "super PAC" working toward electing Mr. Romney in November.
Incoming mayor Albert Boutwell and Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy condemned the decision to use children in the protests.
That is why faith leaders across Nigeria -- some of whom I am in contact with already -- and across the world must come together under the Global Faiths Coalition for Education in condemning any attempt to use schools as weapons of war and to justify atrocities on a fabricated interpretation of the Koran.
