Sentence examples for we really condemn from inspiring English sources

Yet should we really condemn his decision to violate the supposed sanctity of the clubhouse?

Are we really condemned to return to the social structure of "Mansfield Park" and "Le Père Goriot"?

But then they were pardoned, because however awful it is to eat human flesh, the court could not really condemn them under the circumstances.

3. Does the Bible really condemn homosexuality?

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Sinn Fein (yes, really) condemns the "militarism" of the treaty and its alleged threat to Ireland's cherished tradition of neutrality.Such concerns are beginning to resonate a little.

Lust for meat isn't really condemned (nor, for that matter, is sex); it's the natural response of people who have gone hungry for too long, a grotesque binge after a history of famines.

James Baldwin penned the following provocative lines in 1967: "The Negro is really condemning the Jew for having become an American white man - for having become, in effect, a Christian...He is singled out by Negroes not because he acts differently from other white men, but because he doesn't".

We believe — we condemn".

Though some of his aphorisms have stuck, both funny (Doctors "are lucky: the sun shines on their successes and the earth hides their failures") and profound ("We are, I know not how, double in ourselves, so that what we believe we disbelieve, and cannot rid ourselves of what we condemn"), he is not really an aphorist.

If we're too positive, we condemn ourselves to fail.