Sentence examples similar to condemning outlook from inspiring English sources
The rest of his life was spent trying to make current events fit his outlook and condemning those who changed their minds and positions.
By making an example of Joubert, World Rugby has set a precedent and Even former players as diverse in outlook as David Campese and Brian Moore were as one in condemning its actions.
Condemning them is condemning ourselves.
Unless we start broadening our own outlook on the world around us, we will be condemned to react to events rather than to shape our futures.
It threatens youthful vigor, difference in outlook, the freedom to break some rules and not be condemned or ruined for the rest of your life.
With 13 wickets already down and a much better outlook for the next couple of days that should not condemn the game to a draw.
The European Union, it seems, is condemned to endure high unemployment for many months to come.The economic and employment outlook is bleak and has worsened in recent months and is not expected to improve in 2013, although a more positive outlook for the labour markets is still expected in 2014.
Many more people are therefore condemned to poverty in India than in China, and their prospects are deteriorating with India's economic outlook.
(He condemned the attack).
Politicians condemned his appeal.
