Sentence examples for rather than condemned from inspiring English sources

So here was Amir saved, rather than condemned, by a no-ball.

The counter-tradition of philosemitism, which long predates Julie Burchill, surely should be praised rather than condemned.

But the law should be considered innocent on that score until proven guilty, the justices argued, rather than condemned on the basis of mere suspicions.

But a cursory reading of our history books turns up numerous occassions when this type of behaviour was congratulation by parliament rather than condemned.

When someone such as Gosling, who could just accept pay cheques for acting, takes such a great risk as a director with a film he knows might alienate audiences, perhaps he should be lauded rather than condemned for doing so.

Similarly, Trump has been attacking, and been attacked by, the main organs of conservative opinion — National Review and The Weekly Standard — which were previously considered the enforcers of conservative ideology and institutions to be flattered rather than condemned.

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

Today, however, the state seems willing to mimic, rather than condemn, such actions.

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

It's a book that seeks to explore rather than condemn or criticise".

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