Sentence examples for some would condemn from inspiring English sources

"Some would condemn me, and some would praise me, so I might as well do the right thing," he said.

But transforming Social Security into individual retirement accounts would condemn some older people -- perhaps tens of millions -- to smaller pensions.

No plausible theory of justice would require that the built environment be equally accommodating to all heights, if such a thing were possible, but all would condemn some environments as unjustly restrictive.

"If this was happening in some other country, our government would condemn it.

Hardly anyone would condemn the killings or the bombings, and some openly supported the violence.

The Tribune article says Pershing sprinkled some prisoners with pig's blood, which the Juramentados believed would condemn them for eternity.

Some would like to see the government use profiling, but that would condemn whole ethnic groups to the types of inconveniences the rest of us can't stand.

Few would condemn this entrepreneurial spirit.

The state would condemn one other parcel on the block.

All purchases for which few (I think) would condemn me.

He added: "I wish Ron would condemn these fringe things that float around because of Rockwell.