Sentence examples for fear condemnation from inspiring English sources
Once we trust in his saving work on the cross we no longer fear condemnation by God.
Because women fear condemnation by their community and their families, they mostly hide their UP problem and continue their silence [ 30].
What often happens when an area is designated for development is that property owners, fearing condemnation, don't spend the necessary money to keep up their properties.
Fearing condemnation, Vail & Vickers sold Santa Rosa Island to the government for $30 million in 1986.
Suicide will never be abolished – apart from anything else, you don't have to be clinically depressed to take your own life – but I have little doubt that the shocking statistics could be ameliorated if depression continued its journey out of the closet of fear and condemnation (including self-condemnation) and into the light of sympathy and understanding.
Categories of writing that fit within the proper sphere of womanhoodincluding religious tracts, light sentimental verse, and conduct literature for women and childrencould be pursued without fear of condemnation.
As an alumnus of Harvard and as the father of a young daughter, I hope and prefer that she grow up in an atmosphere where these issues can be raised and debated without fear of condemnation from the speech police.
But public attitudes toward the homeless shifted dramatically between the Civil War and the 1930's, from fear and condemnation to a kind of romanticism that turned the hobo into an American folk hero.
For the show he wrote, "So the choice seems clear: do we live in fear and condemnation?
Today, I have the privilege of advocating for those suppressed by fear of condemnation, ostracization, and the unknown.
Fear of condemnation, stigma by society and the negative attitudes of health workers dissuade young people from seeking services where they exist.
