Sentence examples for rather than condemnation from inspiring English sources

I fear that such people would regard any publication of their views by respectable websites as endorsement rather than condemnation.

A doctor who is judicious with antibiotics deserves commendation for being thoughtful rather than condemnation for being unhelpful.

But in "Master of the Senate," Mr. Caro tempers these repulsive qualities with humorous disbelief rather than condemnation.

The specialist in mental health compassionately argued that extremists were often "damaged" people needing treatment rather than condemnation.

And when the S.E.C. quoted embarrassing love notes Mr. Tourre sent to his girlfriend, some jurors felt sympathy rather than condemnation.

The biggest challenge facing architects of the new urban communities was always the need to rebrand the desert into a hospitable zone of aspiration, rather than condemnation.

It is this sort of careful criticism, rather than wholesale condemnation, that the industry needs.

Ultimately, he said, he hopes that people recognize his use of the image as a "metaphor — for calamity, for suffering, for despair, for tragedy — rather than a condemnation or an accusation".

In fact, strictly speaking, he doesn't even say that infinitely regressive arguments are bad; he merely says that in such an argument, 'we have no point from which to begin to establish anything' (PH I 166), which could be taken as a straightforward description of what an infinitely regressive argument is, rather than philosophical condemnation of it.

His argument instead relied substantially on the language of empirical uncertainty rather than moral condemnation.

There is someone I can talk to rather than the condemnation I would get in other churches".