Sentence examples for condone both from inspiring English sources

A visit just now would seem to condone both a coup and Pakistan's support for terrorists.

Much moral outrage was generated by a work that appeared to condone both adultery and suicide, but for 35 years Goethe was known in the first instance as the author of Werther.

While overt discrimination based on race and sex is no longer culturally condoned, both covert bias and institutional inertia perpetuate inequality.

Street beatings and melees broke out on both coasts this weekend during confrontations involving the Proud Boys and antifascists — ideologically opposed movements that both condone political violence and practice it with some regularity on their opponents.

His tone displeased both sides at once, both condoning the offense and condescending to the ostensible offender.

And both parties condone the criminal injustice system, corporate prisons, the death penalty, the failed war on drugs.

(Mather's role in the trials in general was complex, as he at various times seemingly both condoned and questioned aspects of the proceedings).

For example, I don't condone playground violence, but I did empower both my children to defend themselves.

But they were also at pains to try to reassure the British public that all three agencies followed British law, sought authorization from appropriate cabinet ministers, did not condone torture and had learned from their mistakes, both foreign and domestic.

"It's certainly not something that we would condone, as far as the continuation of violence, and it goes for both sides," chairman Reince Priebus said on CNN.

On-looking children watch previously-recruited children immersed in the 'state' and subsequently believe that what they witness is both publically condoned and a possible course of action for them too.