Sentence examples for condemning myself from inspiring English sources
("I knew that, being Howard's producer, I was condemning myself to a lifetime of hearing impressions from strangers," he says ruefully).
By implication, if I object to therapeutic human cloning I am condemning myself -- and everyone else with an incurable disease -- to a life of suffering.
I, unlike the stranger in the elevator, was not brave enough to offer her an "Are you OK?" I'm not condemning myself or others for not asking total strangers we come by if they're OK when we notice that they're obviously upset.
I condemned myself because of this failure, you were named and shamed, you knew you had disappointed everyone".
I'd been putting it off for years, somehow knowing that once bitten I'd be smitten and condemn myself to a lifetime of returning every single Summer, trying in vain to recapture that first heady experience.
If all else fails, I allow myself the luxury of "better living through chemistry". I don't condemn myself for it.
To face my truth in the mirror, condemn myself for being so "certifiably crazy," and then forgive so I could live?
I, too, was one of the victims of what appeared to be a safe investment, but I don't condemn myself as "greedy," for I was simply trying to get a good return on my hard-earned $32,000.
"If the Security Council releases any documents against us condemning or questioning us, then myself, as diplomat, I can do nothing," Mr. Sin said, "but the follow-up measures will be carried out by our military forces".
What I eat depends very much on if I am filming Grand Designs, when I find myself condemned to eating pub lunches: fine unless it's one those places that offers 'breast of chicken stuffed with black pudding in a red wine jus'.
