Sentence examples for judged condemned from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, the adulterous woman is judged, condemned, cast out; on the other, she is understood, forgiven, accommodated (at least within the borders of the fictional narrative).

But what prolongs the visit are the stories — the tales that invite us to judge, condemn or identify with our fellow travelers.

No, because judging, condemning and calling for everyone's firing is much more suitable to her temperament.

Wang Dawei, a professor at China People's Public Security University, said that Britain and China should respect each other's differences in ideology and moral standards, rather than "using their own moral standards to judge, condemn and demonise China".

THE judge condemned Bernie Madoff's crimes as "extraordinarily evil".

The judge condemned Castlebeck for the way Winterbourne View was run.

A Ugandan judge condemned the 2011 list, saying it amounted to an invasion of privacy.

At a meeting of the Afghan high court shown on state television, the judges condemned the appearance.

When the judge condemned him to death by firing squad, Saif al-Islam Gaddafi was not in court.

IN 1275 an English judge condemned a man for "ravishing" a girl aged under 12, the legal minimum for marriage at the time.

It did divide the panel, however: one judge condemned it as "high street", leaving another judge and myself to explain that was exactly why we liked it.