Sentence examples for often condemned from inspiring English sources
For all this condemnation of a whole host of passions, however, Montaigne often condemned the "harshness" of the Stoics with equal vehemence.
Capital punishment is often condemned as barbaric.
He has often condemned Japan's past militarism, of which the Japanese war dead are also victims.
Great actresses are often condemned to working on their parts on their own.
Canary Wharf, whose glass towers pierce the skyline a short distance away, is often condemned as the ultimate example.
The Broz family has inherited nothing from Tito, although the Yugoslav leader was often condemned for his lavish lifestyle, including socialising with international film stars.
They often condemn it as "patronising, Edwardian drivel" (TM Nick Clegg).
They often condemn the morals of others, wrapping themselves in righteousness.
New leaders often condemn the venality of their predecessors, only to exceed it when they assume office.
Today's conservative critics often condemn as undemocratic the Supreme Court's power to hold legislative actions unconstitutional.
Yet the practice has now taken root in America, where audiences have never been comfortable with the overly conceptualised European opera productions they often condemn, unseen, as 'Eurotrash'.
