Sentence examples for constantly condemned from inspiring English sources

And Mosby, who is constantly condemned as a "butcher's boy", is a sharp-suited arriviste swathed in bling.

have not the instances in which we have departed from this in Virginia been constantly condemned by the universal voice of our country?

Just about every manager in every city is constantly condemned by team followers for decisions made and not made, all somehow convinced the next guy will magically get it right.

However, as the Iranian regime has the highest rate of execution in the world and is constantly condemned and criticized by human rights organizations, it is basically incapable of acting in these ways.

Isn't that the sort of thing you constantly condemn in our elected officials, business leaders, etc.? Q.

By constantly condemning Palestinian armed resistance, and failing to condemn Israeli settlement expansion and repression of nonviolent Palestinian dissent, the message the United States is sending the Palestinian people is this: All resistance to occupation is illegitimate.

When are we moms going to realize that constantly condemning and ridiculing each other isn't getting us anywhere?

Though he's constantly condemning Big Banks, Sanders has also praised tech companies like Google and Twitter for creating jobs.

On gay rights--the same issue on which Harvard Law School blocked military's recruitment on campus--most Christian denominations openly and constantly condemn homosexuality and portray homosexuals as inferior human beings.

Israel's settlement policy in the occupied lands is constantly being condemned by the international community.

"It helped me personally to be a better person, to be constantly judged and condemned and torn apart, then to have to confess error and be publicly humiliated and all that," he said.