Sentence examples for nice condemned from inspiring English sources
And the President has advocated the rough treatment of those accused of crime ("Please don't be too nice"), condemned legal immigration to the United States from "shithole countries," and declared an Indiana-born federal judge unfair because he was a "Mexican".
As the Boston Globe put it, Block Island needs this visit "like a fish needs a bicycle".It is a hard business, being a president: you are barely permitted a holiday, then every swish of your putter or swirl of your rod is monitored, and when you decide to pop into somewhere nice everyone condemns you for it.
He told them that the campaign accommodations (provided without charge by Mud-cat Saunders, the landlord) were much nicer than the condemned building he was using in Arlington — a reminder that his campaign was continuing to struggle in the money race.
While Lisa D.'s family and close friends were accepting, she experienced some negative and ignorant reactions: "One friend from graduate school did not approve of my being a lesbian (she was very conservative religiously) and basically, in the nicest way possible, condemned me to hell.
Asked whether Aly, the usual host of the show, should be deported because he was a Muslim, Roberts said it would be "nice if Waleed actually condemned and didn't condone Islamic terrorism".
While seeming to say something nice about John McCain, condemn him in the eyes of his own party.
In her campaign speeches, 51-year-old Festerling called for a "renaissance" of German culture and condemned asylum seekers who have "left family and home because here there's somewhere nice to live and you get dough from the state".
(He condemned the attack).
Politicians condemned his appeal.
He was roundly condemned.
