Sentence examples for condemns to from inspiring English sources

Where's the justice in a law that condemns to failure a writer's efforts at self-defense?

The difference, he argues, is between a society that condemns to death individuals who violate its codes and a single person who decides to kill another.

Mandy could allow some objectionable behaviour to go over her head, but now and then it might be useful to use the technique of extending the prejudiced person's argument, such as quietly asking whether she thinks that Hitler was right to send some of the groups she condemns to the gas chamber.

But his most common theme is combat, and how it affects those who have the least say in it, "those whom geography condemns to war".Mr Fenton describes visiting an orphanage of exiled Cambodian children, each "caught in the tight security of grief".

It is a real calamity for those whom fate condemns to live with him.

Below these classes are the 250,000 North Koreans whom Kim Jong-il condemns to prison camps.

Are they condemned to doom?

Two were condemned to death.

At court, he is condemned to death.

He is condemned to leave and return.

Nevertheless, Topsy was condemned to death.