Sentence examples for subsequently condemned from inspiring English sources

Thomas Wallensis, an English Dominican, was imprisoned for publicly disputing the Pope's position, which was subsequently condemned by a committee of doctors of the University of Paris.

She was subsequently condemned as unseaworthy, and Collier returned to Rainer at Madras without a ship.

However, this changed in 2003 following Haider visiting Saddam Hussein on the eve of the Iraq War; he subsequently condemned US foreign policy and derided George W. Bush for not being very different from Hussein.

Further diplomatic cables detailed warnings from President Obama to Correa about his treatment of the press, subsequently publicly condemned by the Ecuadorian leader.

Subsequently, On Divine Predestination was condemned by the bishops in France at the councils of Valence (855) and Langres (859), in part for its over-use of logical method or dialectic (dialectica).

The locomotive was subsequently repaired; The H15 was condemned.

He vehemently condemned the attack and subsequently made a $5 million donation to the Red Cross.

The dominant sister, Christine, was condemned to death, but subsequently declared insane and sent to an asylum, where she died a few years later.

He was later captured in Tahiti, tried and condemned to death as a mutineer, but subsequently pardoned.

The film was subsequently lionized for its radical technique and condemned for its racist philosophy.

Mr. Paul subsequently issued a statement in which he condemned the violence.