Sentence examples for we condone for from inspiring English sources

There's a smugness to Coward, even a meanness, which in "Design for Living," say, or "Private Lives," we condone for two reasons: first because the privileged club is so irresistibly entertaining, and second because we're implicitly included in the membership.

"We cannot condone for any reason the rapacious policies of certain states that forcibly occupy territories and deny freedom to peoples for decades on end," he said.

It is our business because we would never want this merciless sentence for our own child--and therefore, we cannot condone it for anyone else's child.

We cannot condone cloning Neanderthals for curiosity's sake alone because it deliberately violates ethical tenets.

If you're a fan of texting while sprinting for example (which I don't condone, for the record), crank the camera resolution down to keep that forward view going as smoothly possible.

TRiPS is a 31-item measure regarding the activities that adults condone for children aged 2 to 12 years.

That's what's in store for us if we start condoning reserved parking spaces for low-emission cars.

Should we praise or condone President Obama for using the word "thug" to describe rioters in Baltimore last year?

"We would never condone raising funds for cancer research in this manner," the organization said in a prepared statement.

The truth is that for years we have condoned a lazy rating system that exposes kids to insane violence and open sexuality, and that prefers a cynical attitude to both.

Instead, it is increasingly a place where families are poor or near poor or struggling to maintain a grip on the middle rungs – a state of affairs that has been tolerated and even condoned for too long.