Sentence examples for condemning one another from inspiring English sources

Compare notes with your ex before jumping to conclusions or condemning one another about what may have happened.

While self-righteousness avoidance certainly affects our selective literalism, we also have good reasons for not condemning one another for the more ubiquitous biblical violations (again, real or perceived) in our culture.

Yet at university in Belfast he was president of the student branch of the Alliance party: "I spent my whole life condemning one side or another.

The reasons for condemning one destructive act and celebrating another don't seem clear.

Condemning one's little treasure to social ostracism by being the playground killjoy who banned presents or refused to hand out the party bag was too much.

No doubt they felt that such pandering to the electorate would lead us to forget that they were also condemning one foundation of this country of immigrants: the freedom to speak our minds.

In fact, it instils the idea that a wealthy and healthy society cannot avoid condemning one of its babies to be segregated and isolated in a "broom closet" and, hence, ignoring his/her existence for the good of a community (Povinelli 2011).

The state would condemn one other parcel on the block.

I don't like that we condemn one country and not another for the same thing.

That problem is the chronic lack of resources that has condemned one generation of youngsters after another to a public school experience that is all too frequently inadequate, and in some instances is little more than a joke.

Yet she is palpably uncomfortable with the responses of this second group, for their post-Auschwitz view of Western evil has led them to a "paralyzed moral reaction" to Sept. 11, as if they couldn't condemn one evil because they believed in another, as if by calling the attacks evil, they would be lending support to "those with fewer scruples".