Sentence examples for necessarily condone from inspiring English sources

If we allowed appellants to dissociate themselves completely from the jurisdiction which imposed those damages, we would necessarily condone forum-shopping.

"Most people understand that the person who has their name associated with the programme does not necessarily condone the content," he said.

Other than being disgusted #ExtremeUK Of course, the point of the show, much like Louis Theroux's controversial documentary's, is to show groups of people the presenter doesn't necessarily condone, but instead opens up discussion between people.

This does not mean you necessarily condone a behavior.

While we don't necessarily condone expletives, there's one five-letter word that TV characters use to make a point.

Side note: I do not necessarily condone or recommend breaking up with anyone over a text; but if you've got to do it, get yourself a Lauren Graham.

It is through this prism that her comments last Sunday, which were subsequently bought to the world via a clip on YouTube, can be understood, if not necessarily condoned.

"While cannabis was generally accepted by the Western half of my family, although not necessarily condoned, it was a completely different story for the Chinese half who continue to denounce it," Fetcho says.

In all cases, the act of forgiving, and not necessarily condoning, other people's wrongdoings will benefit your own well-being.

"If OSHA were there, the conditions wouldn't necessarily be condoned," she said.

"That argument," wrote Mr. Kennedy, "was rejected by the Tennessee Supreme Court, which maintained that its acceptance would necessarily lead to condoning 'the father living with his daughter... in lawful wedlock,' " and "the Turk being allowed to 'establish his harem at the doors of the capitol.' " We have a tendency to prohibit things simply because we don't like them.