Sentence examples for hardly condemn from inspiring English sources

"I can hardly condemn people for playing away, when I did it all my life".

Cardinal Tomas O'Fiaich did try to negotiate an end to hunger strikes, and he had some degree of success, but in the highly-charged climate of the time, he could hardly condemn the strikers without alienating fellow Irish nationalists.

While Massachusetts' newest Senator stopped short of praising Stack, he hardly condemned the violence.

The Portuguese was Chelsea's manager last summer and he hardly condemned Modric for his behaviour back then.

Switzerland's tough monetary policy has hardly condemned that country to being an economic backwater.

But the novel hardly condemns Strulovitch for his harsh monitoring of her behavior, which is portrayed as childish and vain.

Judges who are allowed to use their discretion hardly ever condemn non-violent criminals to life without parole.

Spender's poetry is best read as a footnote and adjunct to these other achievements; but this is hardly to condemn.

Not all of the early published versions meet modern standards of textual accuracy or authenticity, but this hardly justifies condemning them all as bowdlerizations.

Hardly anyone would condemn the killings or the bombings, and some openly supported the violence.

While there's always a bit of (necessary) capriciousness to lists like these, HuffPost Travel is hardly alone in condemning these particular elevated eyesores.