Sentence examples for silent condemning from inspiring English sources
I felt a fraud, Iraq a silent, condemning attendant, and had to turn so he didn't see tears welling in my eyes.
"We must not be silent about condemning anti-Semitism," German chancellor Angela Merkel declared yesterday during 70th anniversary commemorations in Berlin.
This is because when a person is prosecuted under Article 112, Thai society is prepared to be silent and condemn the accused as disloyal to the monarchy.
Her performance in Fargo in 1923 resulted in a headline in the Fargo Forum the next day that was headed Eva Gauthier's Program Sets Whole Town Buzzing: Many People Are of Two Minds Regarding Jazz Numbers – Some Reluctantly Admit That They Like Them – Others Keep Silent or Condemn Them.
And he spoke with vaguely Nixonian references, calling his supporters "the silent majority" and condemning "intellectuals" who "sit around talking".
On the other hand, the Ethiopian government has been criticized for remaining silent and not condemning corporate practices that are detrimental to the environment.
Bratton condemned the silent protest of the police officers.
Those who fail to come to the moral negotiating table over indignity in death condemn the silent many to the lonely path John took that night: scared and alone, yet principled, considerate, and fiercely autonomous to the last.
At Tuesday night's Republican debate, Mr. Romney had a perfect opportunity to respond to the charge that he has been pandering for votes while offering no solution other than doing nothing, which Mr. McCain memorably condemns as "silent amnesty".
No wonder many think Muslims are silent and don't condemn these terrorists.
