Sentence examples for ground condemning from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, he held his ground, condemning what he sees as an attempt to redefine what marriage has traditionally been.
Worse still, the collective refusal even to discuss keeping fossil fuels in the ground condemns the talks to futility.
The essayist, on purely secular grounds, condemns the barbarity of the ethos of the nobility and promotes his ethic of "mildness and civility" in a culture characterized by cruelty and revenge.
In responding to allegations of Russian efforts to influence the election, Trump has never utilized what might have been a middle-ground approach — condemning foreign interference while contending that it did not cost Hillary Clinton the election.
"Only a vegetarian has the moral high ground to condemn the killings of any animal for religion, sport or food," wrote journalist Deepak Adhikari in a recent article defending the festival.
While blame is widely distributed in the report, the self-examination of the United Nations' own record in Srebrenica breaks new ground by effectively condemning the organization's tendency to try to remain neutral in a civil conflict.
Searching for ethical grounds to condemn the kinds of exclusions to which women have been subjected, feminist thinkers have been disappointed by traditional metaethical, moral and political analyses.
Many analysts argue that protests benefit the government as they create a common threat unifying the government's supporters, and giving Mr Maduro grounds to condemn the opposition.
On theological grounds, we condemn violent Jihad, reject apostasy and blasphemy laws as un-Islamic and champion the separation of Church and State.
Twice this year, the Supreme Court has turned away appeals seeking to block an execution on the grounds the condemned inmate and his lawyer had a right to know more about the drugs to be used in a lethal injection.
Their chance of regaining lost ground is not in condemning the mediocrity around them or the adaptation of different media to new roles.
