Sentence examples for needs to condemn from inspiring English sources

Yes, the typical Republican candidate might think that the G.O.P., in general, needs to condemn anti-immigrant bigots.

It was only 20 years ago, after all, that even Britain's prime minister, John Major, was claiming "society needs to condemn a little more and understand a little less".

It is a potent performance from Naomie Harris, and the film does not shrink from the showing the grisly "necklacing": but the movie, perhaps like public opinion itself, is tonally unsure about Winnie, unable to triangulate the uneasy alternate needs to condemn and condone.

"He needs to condemn the pastoral style and practice of such leaders as Rev. Jeremiah Wright and Fr.

We need to condemn but also to look within.

We don't need to condemn property to stuff the pockets of a multibillionaire.

A similar struggle is brewing in Yonkers, where the city may need to condemn properties to build a baseball stadium.

The question arises: can a film so convinced of its need to condemn avoid a similar hardening of the heart?

And Vote Leave need to condemn such despicable tactics and make clear that the Orlando attack has nothing whatsoever to do with the EU debate in this country".

One was that Arab leaders needed to condemn terrorist attacks against the Israelis if they wanted to promote the Saudi peace plan.

Seamus McKiernan Santa Barbara, Calif., Dec. 17, 2009 • To the Editor: Thomas L. Friedman makes an excellent point that Arab and Muslim leaders need to condemn the killings by extremists.