Sentence examples for he will condemn from inspiring English sources
The phrase "he will condemn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when predicting or stating that someone will express strong disapproval or judgment about something in the future. Example: "If the evidence is clear, he will condemn the actions of the organization during the meeting."
We still hope that he will condemn, if only with simple words, this massacre that killed more than 1,300 Palestinians, many of them civilians.
The positive case for remaining in the EU will also be made by the Scottish National party's foreign affairs spokesman, Alex Salmond, on Monday, when he will condemn the warnings about the risks of Brexit as, "at best puerile and at worst outlandish scaremongering".
Like the witch-hunters of yore, for now they will condemn him for that.
If the public are asked how they feel about dependency culture, then of course they will condemn it.
If he does, "a single glance will condemn him to eternal loss".
History will condemn Bush and Blair for their cynicism, he says - "I've lost count of the reasons that the prime minister has given for going to war" – and dismisses Hitchens' "Clint Eastwood" view of the world.
If only I can acquire the taste for it as he did, then political philosophy can, if it will, condemn me for the lowliness and barrenness of my occupation".
By way of example, he said: "The day George Bush attacks Iraq, the pope will condemn it.
Genryo finally faces a cruel dilemma: if he cannot force Ryu to yield, the emperor (David D. Mitchell) will condemn Genryo's brother, an imperial guard (David Shih), to death.
"All those committed to a stable future for Pakistan will condemn without qualification all violence perpetrated against innocent people," he said.
He dubs this group the "Tory Taliban" and warns that if unchecked it will condemn the party to oblivion.
