Sentence examples for it's condemned from inspiring English sources
The BBC is criticised for showing the emotional reaction of its commentators to Mo Farah's amazing victory; it's condemned as a contrived display of sentiment.
It's condemned, in other words, to intrusive overstretch.
It's so virtuous it's condemning itself.
GWTW, still popular, hasn't a place in anyone's canon; it is condemned by posterity to live on always separate and never, never equal.
But it was condemned by Brown's victims as a whitewash.
The community group bought the pool from the council for £1 after it was condemned in last year's budget cuts.
The gesture was welcomed in Croatia, but it was condemned by Đukanović's political opponents in Montenegro and by authorities in Serbia.
Although always anathema to the Marxist critics, Formalism was important in the Soviet Union until 1929, when it was condemned for its lack of political perspective.
Perhaps it is condemned to avoid symbols.
It is high time it was condemned to history.
