Sentence examples for ever condemned from inspiring English sources
Do we learn the lessons of history, or are we for ever condemned to repeat our mistakes?
By attacking the A.K.P. in stronger terms than they ever condemned the Assad regime they are condoning further violence, he wrote.
That other superhero Bruce Waynene – is the superhero-Hamlet: a brooding soul, misunderstood, alone, for ever condemned to avenge the unjust murder of his parents.
The broader point is to frame abortion as a consequence of women's oppression: "Women who are in the last stages of consumption, who know that their offspring must be puny, suffering, neglected orphans, are still compelled to submit to maternity, and dying in childbirth, are their husbands ever condemned?
None of Claudius' works were ever condemned and he tried unsuccessfully to regain Theodemir's approval, but eventually had to pen a well known apology directed against Theodemir's persistent attacks.
Women who are in the last stages of consumption, who know that their offspring must be puny, suffering, neglected orphans, are still compelled to submit to maternity, and dying in childbirth, are their husbands ever condemned?
Judges who are allowed to use their discretion hardly ever condemn non-violent criminals to life without parole.
It's amusing how Fahrenthold called Sanders a "big-spending liberal" without ever condemning Clinton's decision to back free public college.
So how can those who support progress and empowerment for women and the rest of society ever condemn any adult path that may facilitate that pursuit as long as it does not harm another?
Indeed, psychiatrists, in their everyday practice, have a non-judgemental attitude towards the unusual experiences and behaviours of their patients, without ever condemning them or colluding with them.
But once a person has used drugs it completely changes their world view - they have seen both sides of the coin, and it seems crazy that someone who has only seen one side could ever condemn the other side.
