Sentence examples for its condemned from inspiring English sources

An exhibition called "Madame Tussaud's Story" will feature the functioning guillotine complete with its condemned royal.

As a young journalist he had visited its condemned cells, and he feared and loathed the place.

The city has recently started to raze many of its condemned buildings, with the goal of creating a large park and moving many of the slum's residences into drug treatment centers.

Graham Greene's masterpiece, "The Power and the Glory," came to me, with its condemned priest in his cell: "When you visualized a man or woman carefully, you could always begin to feel pity — that was a quality God's image carried with it".

The case involves one of the drugs Oklahoma uses to execute its condemned prisoners, and how that fits in with court-sanctioned protocols.

A nation of immigrants is holding another nation of immigrants in bondage, exploiting its labor while ignoring its suffering, condemning its lawlessness while sealing off a path to living lawfully.

Unloved by its people, condemned by most of the outside world, it has few allies to turn to in its hour of need.

One of the commonly accepted notions of folk style is that it is naive; it is thought to be childlike and fresh, despite the fact that some of its 19th-century critics condemned its "meaningless repetitions" and its "degenerate" forms.

The Catholic church, in its turn, condemned superstition because, if you knocked on wood, it showed a lack of faith in providence.

UN security council president François Delattre said its members "condemned in the strongest terms" the attacks.

Its leaders condemned democracy on the basis that sovereignty lies in God's hands, not the people's.