Sentence examples for feel condemned from inspiring English sources

Don't feel condemned for past wrongs: "There is, therefore, no condemnation in Christ Jesus".

"No one must feel condemned," he said.

"We are grateful to the people who visit and support us, which really makes us feel to be members of a human family; otherwise we would feel condemned," said Mr Chimbalanga.

When you feel condemned to death, you ask yourself these things," he said.

In short: Brexit has put us in a purgatory of feeling and we must spend Christmas explaining to aunties that, while hopeful for heaven, we feel condemned to hell.

Films like I Am Gay and Muslim, A Jihad for Love, Naz & Maalik or the documentary series Gay Muslims from the UK's Channel 4 relate the struggles faced by gay Muslims, from struggling to come out to coming to terms with "the ambiguity and secretiveness of the life they feel condemned to live," as I Am Gay and Muslim puts it.

And yet she felt condemned for her wish to seek single vaccines for her daughter.

He felt the younger generation now felt condemned to live through an economic crisis that could stretch on for decades.

There was no getting out early, and some mornings I felt condemned to a Greek hell of repetition, stuck forever doing flutter kick with shivering kids.

He feels condemned to enter more and more museums, and be a little less exalted by each new entrance, and a little more quickly disappointed in the familiar contents beyond.

Sometimes, I felt condemned to interact only with the lowest rungs of the tourism industry, the salesmen, touts, hucksters and guides — people like Joseph, a round man with bad teeth who approached me one day in the Jewish Quarter and offered, in the needling way of unlicensed tour guides everywhere, to show me the Ramban Synagogue, which I had, I said truthfully, just come from.