Sentence examples for from condemning from inspiring English sources

Nigeria's political elite, far from condemning them, invariably defend the security forces' conduct.

Then China blocked the United Nations Security Council from condemning the North's dangerous behavior.

But the author flinches from condemning even the most lamentable mistakes outright.

Apart from condemning the treaty to death in America, this is unfortunate in itself.

Far from condemning, others acknowledge they owe their careers to the emotional catastrophe of their education.

Camus was a moralist who unhesitatingly distinguished good from evil but abstained from condemning human frailty.

And Mr. Lynch, who went from condemning the buildings to helping save them, was left exhausted from the work.

Trying to follow a policy of strict neutrality, Benedict abstained from condemning any action of the belligerents.

As for his players surrounding the referee in protest, far from condemning their actions, Grant insisted: "I like their reaction.

Far from condemning child marriage, the Saudi monarchy itself has a long history of marrying very young girls.

Somehow, by killing his own son, he causes himself to refrain from condemning or killing everybody else.