Sentence examples for to condemning from inspiring English sources
verb
To confer some sort of eternal divine punishment upon.
But then he fecklessly pivoted to condemning two more.
Ahmad was not averse to condemning Arab socialism in verse (stealing private property was "a crime against Islamic law").
Sinclair goes further than most when it comes to condemning what he regards as the folly of the Olympics.
In addition to condemning her outspokenness, they also blamed the foreign media for not giving them a voice.
Along with negotiations between lovers, boasts and reality checks about his hometown, Philadelphia, Black Thought devoted one rap to condemning the constant use of sex in marketing.
He said that her selections for preservation were crucial and that "her rejection of any film for preservation was tantamount to condemning it to death".
Children's authors rushed to condemn him.
Top clerics declined to condemn the couple.
But that's not to condemn them.
I'm not going to condemn him.
Evans has yet to condemn their actions.
