Sentence examples for less condoning from inspiring English sources

It's nearly impossible to imagine either laying a finger on anyone, much less condoning terrorism.

I cannot imagine my father calling me a hot piece of ass, much less condoning another man to do so on a popular radio program.

Cathy's best friend, Eleanor — a delicious turn from Patricia Clarkson, prowling the borders of liberality — can just about handle the news of his secret life, whereas she refuses to countenance, much less condone, Cathy's dabblings with a man of another race.

But Western diplomats said the significance of the move, which was announced on Wednesday, would not be known until replacements were named and could show whether they were less willing to condone fraud.

Brooks states that instead of being able to differentiate right from wrong, those in their late teens and early twenties are apt to be non-judgmental and less willing to condone or condemn, unlike older generations.

He has offended conservatives by appearing to condone less-than-Islamic dress for women, and has presided over a breakdown in co-operation between the government and parliament.

Both failed to gain him the popularity he sought, so he turned to suspending the constitution and condoning police brutality, making him still less popular.[30].[30]

Many could adopt the rationale of accommodating the behavior rather than condoning the behavior as a more palatable and less controversial stance.

Anything less, it says, would "condone the snatching of the marbles and the monument's carving-up 207 years ago".

To use condoms less guiltily: Catholic women, now that Pope Benedict XVI has clarified his initial statement condoning the use of protection, which seemed to be referring only to men.

The clampdown has been targeting domains less than four characters, and focusing on sites that are breaching Libyan laws – that is, sites condoning sexual behaviour.