Sentence examples for he condemned it from inspiring English sources
He said that if the kidnapping was for ransom, he condemned it.
Had he applauded it, he would have lost voters; had he condemned it, he would have lost the respectability he has cultivated abroad.
He was fascinated by what went on around him, but this didn't necessarily mean he encouraged or condoned it; nor does it mean that he condemned it.
Dr. Frist and other Republicans denied having seen the memorandum, and Dr. Frist said he "condemned it as soon as I heard about it". By Saturday, it became clear that the only option was for the House to approve some version of the Senate bill.
"Our dispositions too frequently change with the colour of the sky," he wrote, and he condemned it: "Surely nothing is more reproachful to a being endowed with reason, than to resign its powers to the influence of the air, and live in dependence on the weather and the wind".
Does he condemn it for killing protesters?
Image caption "Why didn't he condemn it in 1974?
"Why didn't he condemn it in 1974 when it happened, 1975, 1976 , 1991 when the Birmingham Six were released, where they allowed them to sit and rot in prison for a crime they didn't commit?
If Mr Nikolic had praised the arrest, he would have lost supporters, but if he had condemned it he would have lost the respectability he has tried to build for the party in western capitals since its founding in 2008.
For example, as the slave trade fell further and further into disfavor in the years after the convention, he added language that made it seem like he had condemned it during the convention itself as "dishonorable to the National character," words never uttered by him in public before that time, Bilder said in an interview.
