Sentence examples for he can condemn from inspiring English sources

With both main parties are facing post-Brexit leadership challenges, many are speculating that Jeremy Corbyn has been clinging on to the leadership of the Labour Party so that he can condemn his predecessor.

When agreeing to trade 100 souls, including Will, to Davy Jones in exchange for his freedom, Jones asks Sparrow whether he can, "condemn an innocent man a friend to a lifetime of servitude in your name while you roam free?" After a hesitation Sparrow merrily replies, "Yep!

"We'll respond to their call the day they can condemn PKK terrorism the way they condemn Daesh terrorism," Mrt Davutoglu said, using the Arabic acronym for Isis.

The real reason many if not most of them want to see the prime minister's negotiating position is so that they can condemn it as inadequate.

On that other contentious issue, fox-hunting, he observed: "I have never seen anything which I can condemn as cruelty in any shape or form". He leaves his wife Deirdre, whom he married in 1948, two sons and a daughter.

He isn't somebody the audience can condemn".

We can condemn him because he certainly should know better how to treat the human soul.

"This was clearly a case where telemarketers went far beyond what's permitted, but that doesn't mean you can condemn the entire business," he said.

There is some evidence that premature specialisation at 14 can condemn children to under-achievement, he says.

Dr Parnassus has a bet with the devil, played by Tom Waits, that he can rescue five souls for imaginative wonderment before the Evil One can condemn five to boredom and banality.

"We forgive Muhammad Ali his excesses," an Ali biographer, Dave Kindred, wrote, "because we see in him the child in us, and if he is foolish or cruel, if he is arrogant, if he is outrageously in love with his reflection, we forgive him because we no more can condemn him than condemn a rainbow for dissolving into the dark.