Sentence examples for properly condemned from inspiring English sources

He even asserts that "patriarchy properly understood turns out to be the cure for patriarchy properly condemned".

Senator McCain, who knows Ms. Abedin from her years of Senate and diplomatic work, properly condemned the "unfounded attack on an honorable woman, a dedicated American and a loyal public servant".

The 2011 decision by the Federal Circuit in Uniloc v. Microsoft properly condemned the "25% Rule," which bases a reasonable royalty on 25% of an infringer's profits.

He takes it for granted that self-love is properly condemned whenever it can be shown to be harmful to the community.

Any nation that fails to abide by the Resolution in essence will be properly condemned as a rogue.

Levitt and his pals were properly condemned for their antics, and given the boot from the campus.

"And the world will properly condemn us to the extent we become lawless".

"Today we join with Armenians in the United States and around the world in voicing our sharp disappointment with the president's failure to properly condemn and commemorate the Armenian genocide," said Ken Hachikian, the committee's chairman.

Schultz properly condemns Buckley for National Review's opposition to the civil-rights movement, which Buckley himself eventually recanted, only to note his having "harped on" the Cold War, as if the consideration of political enslavement and possible nuclear apocalypse might have been keeping his audience from something serious.

So, we properly condemn a single manifestation of schadenfreude — say, laughing at suffering caused by a natural disaster — even if it, in itself, did nothing to increase anyone's suffering.

They also want to know if Żmijewski had permission to shoot at Stutthof, and asked Poland's president to "clearly, properly condemn this so-called artwork".