Sentence examples for it's condemning from inspiring English sources

It's so virtuous it's condemning itself.

Liberals say that the Bible might seem as though it's condemning homosexuality, but that it's not, really; the conservatives say that there's a plain meaning of the Bible when it says homosexuality's a sin.

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.

In the process of portraying Georgia as a fascist-led country, Russia was displaying the syndrome it was condemning.

That sort of language is just a verbal moral spasm, as lazy as the reactions it is condemning.

And it is condemning far too many people to generations of poverty and hopelessness.

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.