Sentence examples for which condemned him from inspiring English sources

Arrested and delivered to Charles, he was tried before Charles's jury at Naples, which condemned him to death for treason to the church and to the king.

He was also black, radical, an intellectual and deceased before the passage of the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850, all of which condemned him to obscurity (except for a Brooklyn school named for him).

While many argue that covering up a sexual affair doesn't hurt society, the writer points to Article I of the impeachment of Nixon which condemned him for "deceiving the people of the United States".

When Blair first gave evidence to the Chilcot inquiry the Guardian was moved to run 10 – or was it 11? – signed pieces of analysis, all of which condemned him.

Relatives of Fusilier Rigby said justice had been served after Adebolajo was given the whole-life term, which condemns him to die behind bars.

After settling for an uneasy cohabitation, which condemns him to sleeping on the ground floor, he becomes increasingly obsessed with the rattle of a small hard object inside the skull.

Tomas McCann and Tony Scullion were not involved in Antrim's defeat by Monaghan which condemned them to Division Four.

In Masha's telling, Nicholas is instantly enthralled by Alexandra and begs her to marry him, despite one great flaw: she walks beneath a visible cloud that is never entirely dissipated, a symbol of the hemophilia her only son has inherited from her, which has condemned him to a life of misery.

He was a deacon when, in 869, Pope Adrian II sent him as emissary to the fourth Council of Constantinople, which condemned Patriarch St. Photius of Constantinople for defending Eastern traditions against the Roman Church.

The citation attracted severe criticism from Muslims around the world, including the parliament of Pakistan which condemned the Pope for his comments, and which sought an apology from him.

They became a target for the Inquisition, which condemned hundreds to death.