Sentence examples for self condemning from inspiring English sources

Second, Mohists argued that any attempt to formulate the anti-language position was self condemning.

Language is natural and arguments for silence are self-condemning.

Under taxing scrutiny, in Self Condemned or Malign Fiesta, the psychosis eventually dissolves, and with it a great deal else.

The opening pages of Self Condemned would have been a rank embarrassment to the author of Inferior Religions.

Almost docile in his approach the past few days -- evidently because of Camby's situation -- Van Gundy was back to his old self today, condemning his team for its faults in Game 2, demanding excellence in Game 3 and refusing to accept any potential excuses for defeat.

He is tired of people -- including fellow doctors -- who act self-righteously, condemning rather than offering compassion to addicted smokers.

On Tuesday, China's Foreign Ministry responded to the spate of self-immolations, condemning what it called the "Dalai clique" for publicizing them as a way to inspire more Tibetans to kill themselves in this way.

Her manner is intensely serious, her face unsmiling, her mode of speech self-condemning.

Lewis's 1954 novel, Self-Condemned, is a fictionalized account of those years.

The nonstop chatter that gossips, worries, envies, invokes, yearns, condemns, self-condemns.

Roberts was responsible too for Angry, White and Proud, which did such a marvellous job of first humanising BNP-lite racists then allowing themselves to self-condemn.