Sentence examples for condemns not from inspiring English sources

Equally dangerous is the rhetoric that condemns not just the practice, but also the people inside.

"It is time to recognize that austerity alone condemns not just Greece but the whole of Europe to the probability of a painful and protracted era of little or no economic growth.

And so, Spinoza argues, although Scripture appears to reveal profound truths about God's nature and his participation in our world, its salient message is not metaphysical, but moral: "Scripture requires nothing of men other than obedience, and condemns not ignorance, but disobedience" (13/173).

Love judges not, hurts not, pains not, harms not, condemns not, belittles not, segregates not, criticizes not, and rebukes not.

Naked aggression is condemned, not rewarded.

International human rights organizations condemned not only the sentence, but also the court procedures.

What's more, their secret agents are condemned not for imagined crimes of alien murder but for the acts they actually committed.

The world must unite in condemning not only terrorist attacks but also the hate that leads to the bloodshed.

She is condemned not for those things she has done but for those that she might yet do.

The shooting dead of some assailants has been condemned, not least by the Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.

Without them we could find ourselves condemned not just in ignorance, but in innocence too.