Sentence examples for condemned us for from inspiring English sources

They are places where we worshipped desire, where we opened our hearts to others, the Jesus-type-of-love rendered upon those without judgment or lament, even for an hour or two, we managed to show someone that we could be as normal as those who privately and publicly condemned us for not being like them.

Someday, our kids will condemn us for all of this.

At one of the seminars, a panelist says anti-Americanism comes from both directions in a grasping pincer movement – "The Muslims condemn us for being decadent; the Europeans condemn us for not being decadent enough".

"I read in one paper last week that the NAO would condemn us for the numbers of staff sent to Beijing.

#WeWantOurCountryBack "True to form the BBC pulled out all the stops to try and condemn us for our love of Britain and label us a 'racists'racists

"Parks of the River will condemn us, for decades, to a heart attack of the metropolitan economy," says Johel Moreno, former president of the Society of Engineers and Architects of Antioquia.

Niall Ferguson first attributes to us a purpose in Iraq we do not profess and in fact have specifically rejected -- imperialism -- and then condemns us for not having the character to carry it out.

My suspicion is that most of us would be quite surprised by the things our grandchildren will condemn us for, and that the more our predictions amount to praise for our current, farseeing moral enlightenment, the more sceptical we ought to be.If we don't assume that history is a story of progressive evolution, we could ask a different but parallel question.

How do you condemn us for trying to facilitate a surrender?" Indeed, federal officials said that Mr. Sharpton, who traveled to Mexico on Tuesday to try to broker the surrender, played a role in leading to Mr. Blunt's capture, and Mr. Sharpton only gently deflected the accolade.

(And of course she had the flaws and blind spots of her class and place and time, which she saw beyond in some ways but not in all. We also have those blind spots later generations may or may not condemn us for).

You can never judge a culture based entirely on its frivolities Future People won't necessarily condemn us for having more votes in American Idol than in a presidential election, though they'd have every right to but there's really not too much going on right now that would warrant 1,000 year long appreciation.