Sentence examples for he could condemn from inspiring English sources

approached a rival and inquired how he could condemn Trump's executive order "without poking the bear," the Times columnist Andrew Ross Sorkin reports.

Yes, from the safety of adulthood he could condemn the whole enterprise of sport and manliness as ludicrous, and Prescott might have been a failure, but he was still the character in whom Auchincloss had invested more passion than any other.

These two have history from their time in charge of Napoli and Juventus respectively pursuing the Scudetto back home and, for a while here, the Watford manager must have dared to believe he could condemn Conte to his first defeat in the English game.

"They let the area run down on purpose so they could condemn it," said Gaimari, as he sat watching a TV set in near solitude at the front of the gym.

They have plastered the walls of the hospital, the open-air market and other public places with posters, and begged for television time so they could condemn butter and praise fruit.

Members of the League were in a bind: they could condemn aggression, but, as signatories to the Paris Peace Pact, they were prevented from going to war to stop it.

If they don't, they could condemn their tiny nation to poverty.

That "Foxicle", or whatever cuddly named he called it, could condemn those outlets who used other search engines to relative obscurity, bury the work of news providers that didn't fit, and control the whole edifice of commerce and information (while proclaiming high-minded neutrality).

But he acknowledged that the corporation could condemn land to acquire it.

"If this were played upon a stage now, I could condemn it as an improbable fiction," he proclaims, before admonishing the "intellectuals" for thinking themselves so smart for laughing at the reference.

He added, prophetically: "I'm glad to say the fates could condemn the Conservatives and the Liberals to form a coalition".