Sentence examples for maybe condemning from inspiring English sources
He added that "the Na'vi represent something that is our higher selves, or our aspirational selves, what we would like to think we are" and that even though there are good humans within the film, the humans "represent what we know to be the parts of ourselves that are trashing our world and maybe condemning ourselves to a grim future".
Whether we're Catholics or not, many of us are divorced or gay or in relationships that the church, in its inimitable wisdom, would deem "irregular"; many of us have done things the church at least frowns upon, and maybe condemns outright.
"I grew up in the 70's with that whole idea that you're supposed to work, and motherhood wouldn't be satisfying and maybe you condemned it," she said.
Maybe a resolution condemning failing schools and prison-like educational systems?
King Tommen the Depressed — something tells me things between him and Margaery still aren't what he'd hoped, or maybe he's regretting condemning his mother to death — grudgingly prepares to go down to the trial.
The church had already issued a statement condemning the occupation, and maybe Bundy thought the church would abandon him, too.
Maybe he's not condemned to auto-pastiche.
Maybe I am over-sensitive, but I find the spectacle of a powerful old man falsely condemning an honourable young woman distasteful in the extreme.
Condemning them is condemning ourselves.
But if Sharon does the same things to the Palestinians, the world will condemn him and maybe that will be more helpful".
