Sentence examples for condemning each other from inspiring English sources

Faced, for instance, by feuding neighbours who persistently accuse each other of more or less trivial wrongs, it might indeed be appropriate to suggest that they should forget about condemning each other and look for a way of resolving their conflict.

It is time that we stopped condemning each other for asking hard questions, however much we might not like them.

Let the debate go on, as long as us humans exist, but hopefully we can do it in a way where we aren't killing and condemning each other while argue.

They condemn each other and something called "the system" instead of sitting down together in this hour of parliamentary crisis and finding a way forward.

By contrast, the shindig at Bannockburn will cost a family of four £60.50 $1033).Quite how these festivals of rival patriotisms came to compete so closely, neither the Scottish government nor the British government is willing to say; nor do they condemn each other.

But as an organization that's attempting to galvanize broad grassroots support, it's going to have a hard time appealing to the tech masses when friends will publicly condemn each other for supporting such a stealthy political organization (on Facebook, ironically).

Government, politics and leadership features adults-behaving-badly with name calling and bullying on TV as those we would like to look up to, deride and condemn each other in uncivil debates while breaking ethics codes behind the scenes.

The people he creates are so synthetic, so artificially sweetened, so pure in their maudlin isolation, that it's hard to know whether he's satirizing the emptied-out specimens who are condemned to each other, damning the advanced technological powers that have emptied them out, expressing his angelic fantasies of defiled innocence, or merely bumping up against the limits of his imagination.

By giving room to the caregiver's narrative, the concerner learns about the meaning of changes in the caregiver's life and about how the mutual caregiver-client dependency makes them more or less condemned to each other.

Union leaders and management violently pounded on bargaining tables, condemning and spiting each other.

Even so, he sees room for an agreement with Catalonia: "I think we're condemned to understand each other".