Sentence examples for condone to from inspiring English sources

Still, as the writer William St Clair points out, in one way the analogy with Nazi death camps works—in "the organised fictions, hypocrisies and self-deceptions that enabled otherwise reasonably decent people to condone, to participate and to benefit".For most Europeans the existence of the slave trade, and slavery itself, was barely known.

To avert your own is to condone; to avert that of others is to become an accessory.

"Some voters have shown a willingness to overlook the more extreme positions that Trump takes or condones to support his underlying strength and security rhetoric".

This is an annoyance to India, which does not want to disrupt relations with China by appearing to condone efforts to disrupt the games.

"I don't have to condone it to understand it, right?" McKesson said.

The logical conclusion is that they seem to condone what amounts to incitement to hatred of Copts.

"The novelist works neither to correct nor to condone, not at all to comfort, but to make what's told alive".

To condone this is to condone theft".

We pledge never to condone it, or to stand by when we know it's happening.

How long can you stay in your job to condone this decimation, to administer these dismemberments, Peter Hewitt?

"I condone him to keep shooting," said Anthony, who finished with 28 points.