Sentence examples for either to condemn from inspiring English sources

"Deciding which, if either, to condemn is difficult".

He warned me not to suppose that because the play dealt with politics it was a political play: I am not trying either to condemn or to defend this or that political doctrine.... What I am concerned with is the general problem of human behavior in contemporary society.

The dueling lobbyists have appealed to more than three dozen members of Congress, either to condemn the Kazakh government or help form pro-Kazakhstan caucuses.

But we should not be so fast to condemn – either Whitehall for donating to these places – or the countries themselves for setting themselves up for tax avoiders.

He could relate to Kerouac as a young man from a small declining industrial town who had come to New York as a cultural outsider more than twenty years earlier — an unknown bursting with ideas and whom the insiders proceeded either to lionize or to condemn, and, in any case, badly misconstrue.

He could relate to Kerouac as a young man from a small declining industrial town who had come to New York as a cultural outsider more than twenty years earlier—an unknown bursting with ideas and whom the insiders proceeded either to lionize or to condemn, and, in any case, badly misconstrue.

One wonders how UEFA's stated aim can be achieved in the light of the continued apparent failure of politicians, police, football officials and others in either Poland or Ukraine to condemn the racism, anti-Semitism and violence recorded by the Panorama team at recent matches in both countries.

It was further reported that patients from the lower socio-economic classes were less likely to condemn either party in the strike action [ 14, 41].

So, people will try to get around having to pay taxes: this isn't something to either be proud of or to condemn, it's just a simple reality about people that we've got to bear in mind when constructing our tax system.

I'm not going to brag about my behavior during the Summer of Love and subsequent years, but I'm not going to condemn it either.

Principal Bernie Osebold at Romeo Community High School posted a video that said "we don't support walkouts, but we're not going to condemn it either".