Sentence examples for falsely condemn from inspiring English sources

The chairs have shackles to the floor, and are placed in twos, so that one prisoner can be threatened to make him falsely condemn the second.

We would have serious doubts about this case if the encouragement of guilty pleas by offers of leniency substantially increased the likelihood that defendants, advised by competent counsel, would falsely condemn themselves.

He was falsely condemned as a Zionist and "imperialist" agent.

Having been falsely condemned for betraying her husband, Anna drifts in and out of sanity.

Phocion, an Athenian general, was falsely condemned and executed, and his unburied corpse banished, and taken to the outskirts of Megara, where it was burnt.

Maybe I am over-sensitive, but I find the spectacle of a powerful old man falsely condemning an honourable young woman distasteful in the extreme.

To be falsely condemned here and abroad by an influential broadcaster, renowned for the accuracy of its news, had been an unpleasant experience for Mr Bird, the court heard.

For her current project about how the Jewish French army captain Alfred Dreyfus was first falsely condemned of handing secret documents to the imperial German military and later exonerated, she is exploring its aftermath.

That didn't stop the Daily Mail again falsely accusing her of "refusing to condemn Isis".

Sixteen prisoners now face execution, and while several maintain their innocence, lawyers have largely abandoned attempts to prove that any of the condemned were falsely convicted.

If we give up on winning the next election, or falsely claim to be on course to win it, we become accomplices to every Tory cut and will condemn Britain to a decade of doom.