Sentence examples for is always condemned from inspiring English sources

Some nine decades ago, Karl Scheffler, an art historian, wrote that "Berlin is a city that never is, but is always condemned to the process of becoming".

Historically, because that relationship is considered sacrosanct, affairs were not always condemned, or even disapproved of.

So it has been able to eschew populism and take decisions in the country's long-term interests.But in most countries, probity requires checks, balances and an opposition that is not always condemned as unpatriotic.

The killing of innocent civilians is always to be condemned.

"Violence or the threat of violence is always to be condemned".

The native was not always condemned to menial chores; he was once treated as a member of the family, until something he did or rather wanted to do — an impulse, a violation of the rules, a lawless desire — called down heavy punishments upon his head.

It is always easy to condemn policy decisions in hindsight.

The view that terror bombing is always impermissible would condemn the kind of incendiary bombing carried out by Allied forces in Germany and Japan.

Unlike the literary canons of old — the ones that ran from "Beowulf" to Virginia Woolf and were always being condemned as too P.C. or not P.C. enough — Amazon's lists don't serve as ex post facto benedictions designed to make an ideological point.

He stated he could imagine "how frightening it would be to have him as a boyfriend" and condemned his "violence and bullying" because it is always unacceptable".

An uninhabitable unit is mostly (if not always) condemned, but a condemned unit isn't necessarily uninhabitable.