Sentence examples for once condemning from inspiring English sources
Whereas once condemning sexist and racist language and behaviour was a commendable endeavour, it is now a pejorative shorthand for oversensitivity and nonsense.
Most presciently, he emphasized the paradox of money its dissolving power and its dynamic force and of the every-man-for-himself individualism unleashed by the Revolution, at once condemning and celebrating the raw energies of a nascent capitalism.
Once condemned as poisonous and inhumane, DDT has staged a recent comeback.
Birth control was once condemned, but it is now widely accepted.
The Republican Party once condemned Lyndon Johnson because of his association with Bobby Baker.
Frank Lloyd Wright once condemned cities as places for "mutual assignations and assassinations".
These conservatives' whiny cries of victimization also parrot a tic they once condemned in liberals.
He does not allege that Democrats or lawyers are winking at practices they once condemned because Obama is "their" guy.
Sometimes that means indulging in the kind of sensationalism once condemned as the preserve of the bourgeois press.
Holden was hugged by members of his family as he left court: a once condemned man, cleared after four decades.
Southern Europeans denounce German "imperialism" just as Germans once condemned the financial highhandedness of American "Jewish" bankers.
