Sentence examples for one would condemn from inspiring English sources

"If we have solid evidence that it is looking for chemical weapons to latch onto them, no one would condemn Israel from trying to prevent this".Hizbullah initially stayed as silent as Israel over the affair.

(Clooney obviously set up this event with the best of intentions, with incredible effort, using his visibility and luminance to draw attention to the vital need for humanitarian aid. Clearly no one would condemn him for this kindness. It is just unfortunate that when philanthropy meets the machinery of celebrity, it acquires such an unpleasing hue).

Where one would condemn a composer who had never got beyond the stage of rough writing, one feels with a composer such as Holst, whom one has admired and revered for the felicity and purity of his earlier style, that one cannot wholly condemn; one can merely question, and while admiring put in a plea for the unintellectual view.

"Now, as you know, this is a pretty serious thing, and actually one that I would condemn".

The state would condemn one other parcel on the block.

Abbott shot down the report's recommendation of a royal commission, but said if one was held, "it would condemn them [Labor]".

They were expelled from the postwar coalition government, subjected to frenzied propaganda (Pope Pius XI declared that voting communist would condemn one to eternal damnation), and held responsible for repressive acts in the USSR which they felt compelled to justify.

"I read in one paper last week that the NAO would condemn us for the numbers of staff sent to Beijing.

Had they struggled to rise to the occasion after the catharsis of their European triumph the weekend before – or even lost – no one would have condemned them.

Sure they did something wrong, they did something that we would condemn, but they're not the only one responsible...

Few would condemn this entrepreneurial spirit.