Sentence examples for condemns making from inspiring English sources

So at a single breakfast event, he has violated at least two of the Ten Commandments--one that condemns making "vain" requests to God (e.g., for TV ratings) and another that prohibits putting some power (e.g., "hell") before the God to whom one prays.

Other critics condemn making profit from punishment as unethical or immoral.

The agency said the senior cleric had condemned "making instrumental use" of the Islamic founder's remarks.

Watson has been widely condemned for making sexist remarks too.

Pan and Zhang have also been condemned for making the basic necessity of shelter increasingly unaffordable.

Mr Modi, one of the country's most controversial politicians, has recently been condemned for making inflammatory remarks against Muslims.

Dawkins' last television series, The Enemies Of Reason, was roundly condemned for making silly, harmless psychics seem too villainous.

When Edmund Morris published "Dutch," his biography of Ronald Reagan, four years ago, he was roundly condemned for making things up.

The French director, best known for The Wages of Fear and Diabolique, was condemned for making it during the Nazi occupation with a German-controlled production company.

Mrs Miller has been condemned for making a "contemptuous" 32-second personal apology for her "legalistic" approach to the inquiry into her expenses on the floor of the House on Thursday.

The Democratic National Committee appeared to pull its sponsorship of the Women's March after some members of the event's leadership refused to distance themselves from Louis Farrakhan, who has been widely condemned for making anti-Semitic remarks.