Sentence examples for declared condemned from inspiring English sources

It's bad news for any homeowner whose house is declared condemned due to a tzaraas affliction.

Bloodied in psyche and even body, outcast, untouchable,...our marriages an "abomination" -- our love declared to condemned both partners to Sheol.

On Monday morning, a sticker from the Sanitation Department was put on the boat declaring it "condemned property" that was "scheduled for removal".

By the end of the day around 60 have been checked, 30 have been refitted and six have been declared incompatible or condemned.

Existentialism has had a rough ride ever since Sartre first declared "man is condemned to be free" in Being and Nothingness, in 1943.

Yes, there was a day when conservatives like John Foster Dulles, columnist David Lawrence, Admiral William Leahy and General Dwight D. Eisenhower -- "We shouldn't have hit them with that awful thing," Ike declared -- clearly condemned the use of the bombs.

"He is Rimbaud," Cocteau declared; "one cannot condemn Rimbaud".

The minimum penalty Airdrie face is a 3-0 defeat - although relegation has been mooted by the Ayr MSP Phil Gallie, who declared: "I would condemn this sort of behaviour and if the SFA don't put Airdrie out of the league altogether they could demote them to the Third Division".

"That is completely wrong and must be condemned," he declared.

As José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero declared victory, he again condemned the war in Iraq and reiterated his intention to withdraw troops.

London's Independent of October 25, declared that European leaders condemned "the out of control spying on citizens and governments".