Sentence examples for if he condemned from inspiring English sources

In an email, we asked Barrington if he condemned the immigrant murders.

Cocteau suggested that the judge "might go down in history as a philistine" if he condemned such a genius.

Pacelli's apparent excuse (he did not quite state it explicitly) was that he feared reprisals against Catholics if he condemned the Final Solution.

Asked if he condemned the ACTU's robocalls, Shorten replied: "I am not going to condemn people telling other Australians what's going on.

The most contentious exchange came when the moderator, Tim Russert, host of NBC's "Meet the Press," asked Mr. McBride if he condemned remarks by a prominent Miami minister and McBride supporter comparing the Bush family to Osama bin Laden and neo-Nazis.

When asked if he condemned the demonstration against Mr Farage, the first minister said: "If there's been any law-breaking - and that's yet to be established - then obviously we condemn that, as we always do in Scotland, but you've got to get things into context.

I asked him, though, if he now condemned the action.

He then tells the sleeping Percula that Jesus is innocent, and that if he is condemned, she and Pilate will lose their privileged position.

If he publicly condemned the candidate, it would carry more weight than similar statements from McConnell, who is an unpopular figure in far-right Republican circles.

Most Palestinians do not support the cease-fire Mr. Arafat keeps insisting he wants, and many of them approve of the suicide bombings, which he condemns repeatedly -- if, by Israeli lights, insincerely.

On Sunday, when asked if he would condemn Duke and the Klan, Trump failed to give an unequivocal "yes," instead suggesting that he did not know who Duke was and that he had to do research on the organization.