Sentence examples for finally condemned from inspiring English sources

In the end Staupitz no longer sympathized with Luther's doctrine, which he finally condemned as heresy.

He had said nothing, and it was that silence that had finally condemned him.

For years, he had predicted demolition, and, in September of 2005, when the government finally condemned his apartment building, he moved out without protest.

He was also asked by the emperor Alexios I to participate in various theological debates with the Latin Church, until he himself, just like his teacher Italos, was finally condemned for heresy in 1117.

In his joint session with Congress Tuesday night, President Donald Trump finally condemned the shooting.

Months later, Kristallnacht, the open attack on Jews in Germany, occurred and the U.S. finally condemned Hitler's actions.

But it is the light in this painting which finally condemns these human beings to death.

Trump wavered before finally condemning the endorsement from the former Klansman.

In fact, the EDL last week made a series of ambivalent and contradictory public statements over the space 24 hours, before finally condemning any attack on a religious building.

Finally she condemned the kitchen for "a lack of passion," an accusation hard to counter since most diners would be unnerved if the chefs came out to serenade them with Italian opera.

But, unlike Donald Trump, our show-biz President, a bully who has boasted of sexual assault and been accused of sexual misconduct numerous times, Weinstein is finally being condemned and punished for his treatment of women.