Sentence examples for we condemn ourselves from inspiring English sources
If we're too positive, we condemn ourselves to fail.
We are supposed to slaver enviously at this ostentation; if we don't, we condemn ourselves as losers.
What it comes to is that if we, who can scarcely be considered a white nation, persist in thinking of ourselves as one, we condemn ourselves, with the truly white nations, to sterility and decay, whereas if we could accept ourselves as we are, we might bring new life to the Western achievements, and transform them.
"If we reach farther, and set as our goal the full healing of a shattered nation, we condemn ourselves either to defeat or the near-perpetual occupation of a society that will develop habits of dependency, or grow to resent our presence.
The more we ignore evil, the more we condemn ourselves to ignoring the obvious.
"We condemn ourselves to shackles once more if we fail to answer those who wonder if they're truly equals in their communities," Obama said at a ceremony on commemorating the 13th amendment, which ratified the US constitution to end slavery.
The question is, in the absence of religion, have we condemned ourselves to a love of money above all else?
Unless financial reforms are made to correct this, we will condemn ourselves to building vulnerable cities in the coming decades at the cost of millions of lost lives and livelihoods and billions of lost dollars, often across regions and communities that can least afford these catastrophic setbacks.
But we all know consistency is key, and we will likely condemn ourselves later if we don't do it!
For if we keep condemning ourselves, we'll need to engage in even more self- or other-directed acts of violence so we can pretend we don't feel crummy about ourselves.
