Sentence examples for condemning some of from inspiring English sources

I knew the things we were presenting were very much putting in question some of those traditions, and maybe even condemning some of those traditions.

But if he does, he'll likely disappoint a lot of longtime "Trek" watchers by condemning some of their favorite shows and characters — "Deep Space 9," Capt.

Bowker reports someone's remembrance of Joyce as a little boy at parties with neighborhood children: "Sometimes, donning a red cap, he played the Devil, condemning some of them to hell, which he decided was under a wheelbarrow".

This was not only a conversation about the fall elections but also an airing of grievances that have been building slowly since the opening days of the administration, when Obama sided with Republicans by condemning some of the more easily caricatured provisions of the stimulus bill, like money for family planning and to restore the National Mall.

Ryan has condemned some of Trump's statements while still backing his candidacy.

A man who dresses in expensive clothes and drives luxury cars, Mr. Malema additionally condemned some of his white countrymen.

Chinese officials have condemned some of the self-immolators as "terrorists" and blamed the Dalai Lama for inciting the acts, a charge he has denied.

In 400 and 447 councils at Toledo in Spain condemned some of Priscillian's doctrines, which in 407 08 were outlawed by the Roman emperor Flavius Honorius.

For more than 20 years, she has been making work that is visually compelling even as it condemns some of the darkest moments of America's slave-owning past.

Additionally, through the Universal Periodic Review mechanism, which requires self-examination and public presentation of each country's human rights record, we have stood with our partners to condemn some of the world's worst human rights violators.

Central leaders may condemn some of Mr Bo's extravagance, but they will tread carefully when it comes to his most conspicuous outlay: $15 billion for 800,000 apartments to be rented out cheaply to the poor.