Sentence examples for when they condemn from inspiring English sources

They give delight even when they condemn their subjects.The fury of Dix is perversely joyous.

This is the trouble with official reports; even when they condemn, it's done in language which gives its targets a chance to claim innocence.

"They're not protecting a girl when they condemn her to a life that isolates her, in many ways, from her society.

The Brotherhood is right when they condemn Morsi's ouster as a coup; they are right, too, that his Presidency was sabotaged by the feloul — remnants of the old regime — ministries that refused to implement his policies, and businessmen who organized a fake petrol shortage to discredit him.

The Brotherhood is right when they condemn Morsi's ouster as a coup; they are right, too, that his Presidency was sabotaged by the feloul remnants of the old regime ministries that refused to implement his policies, and businessmen who organized a fake petrol shortage to discredit him.

And as soon as I found out the facts, I returned all of the money that was raised because I did not want anyone to have a false impression about my strong support for Israel's safety and security.... MR. PRESSMAN -- Abe Foxman, the head of the A.D.L., the Anti-Defamation League, says that these organizations, these Muslim organizations, can be in the mainstream when they condemn terrorism.

Mr Thaksin's lawyer has said his client will return and may re-enter politics when martial law is lifted.Until this week, when they condemned reports that some coup leaders were thinking of forming a political party, the second-largest party, the Democrats, had kept a low profile.

It is more likely that Plato, having been inspired by the unorthodoxy of Socrates' conception of piety, developed, on his own, a series of questions and answers designed to show his readers how difficult it is to reach an understanding of the central concept that Socrates' fellow citizens relied upon when they condemned him to death.

When he was at Glasgow University in the early 1980s, Fox resigned his position on the Student Rep Council when they condemned his decision not to allow a gay students' society to join the union.

Seems those are the types of consequences the U.S. heaped on the rest of the world when they condemned the 2003 invasion of Iraq: French wine in the sewers and freedom fries for all!

Even James I, who defended the legitimacy of traditional English pastimes when they were condemned by the Puritans, sought to discourage his subjects from indulging in folk football.