Sentence examples for death condemned from inspiring English sources

As it was, he died a uniquely horrible death, condemned by his own invention and his mother's trickery and belated sense of responsibility.

Increasingly, she was the centre of his life, and, since "my nature demands that my life shall be perpetual love", her death condemned him to a rather miserable late-life courtship of a woman who found merely tiresome the elaborate gallantries that had enraptured Mary Ann.

Those who fail to come to the moral negotiating table over indignity in death condemn the silent many to the lonely path John took that night: scared and alone, yet principled, considerate, and fiercely autonomous to the last.

The report from the confidential inquiry into maternal deaths condemned poor standards of care, but also found that, of 295 women who died while giving birth between 2003 and 2005, half were overweight and 15% were very obese.

After deliberating about two hours, the jury rejected the death sentence, condemning Michael Williams to life in prison without parole.

Besides reaffirming Mormon belief that families live on together after death, it condemned domestic abuse.

Besides affirming Mormon belief that families live on together after death, it condemned domestic abuse.

On Saturday, Flament's literary editor, Karina Hocine, said Hamilton's death had condemned his victims to eternal silence.

Two bombs subjected over 150,000 people to a sudden and horrific death, and condemned thousands more to radiation sicknesses with which some still suffer to this day.

When examined by the principles applicable under the Cruel and Unusual Punishment Clause, death stands condemned as fatally offensive to human dignity.

"Tens of millions throughout the world condemn the death sentence" he added.