Sentence examples for rather condemning from inspiring English sources

Simon Pegg caused a stir in the Force of sci-fi fans on Tuesday when he said some rather condemning comments about genre films.

There is no jailbait, there are no girls asking for it – only a culture that would rather condemn short skirts than face a serious conversation about sexual consent.

The governments of Europe would rather condemn the world's most vulnerable communities to the full impact of runaway climate change than open up an honest debate of the issues.

Are people making the segregation argument so blinded by their ideology that they would rather condemn students to low-performing schools than allow them to attend a much better school, just because they don't like the governance model?

Looks like some people would rather condemn millions of species to extinction and increase the chance of extreme weather events flattening their Midwest and Southern states (others too, but those are the ones that have made the headlines recently) than admit that Al Gore might have been right.

Now that Obama is holding out the opportunity to help bail out the states and create jobs, these stone age Governors would rather condemn more workers to unemployment than run the theoretical risk, years down the road, of having taken on an increased burden in paying for unemployment benefits.

That position, presumably, is now looking rather profitable.For Thailand to blame Mr Soros for its plight is rather like condemning an undertaker for burying a suicide.

Rather than condemning Thomas Jefferson for his human imperfections, let us celebrate his contribution to human liberty.

Rather than condemning themselves to a life of black tea, shoppers seek a store nearby.

Tomlinson and co should embrace the word rather than condemning it.

Moreover, rather than condemning Disney as the man who industrialised childhood, he presents him as the man who bridged high art and populist entertainment.