Sentence examples for while we condemn from inspiring English sources

And while we condemn without question a suicide attack carried out by a lone Palestinian youngster, we accept the legality and even applaud the courage of a soldier armed to the teeth, firing rocket missiles unto densely populated residential areas from hundreds of feet up in the sky.

But while we condemned the violence sanctioned by the state, it would have been remiss to overlook the psychology of those who enacted it.

For a while we were condemned to a television road show of vitriolic debates.

"We must ensure they are one day held to account, while we equally condemn Iran and Hezbollah for the role they have played in this massacre.

While we publicly condemn racial profiling, we've given the police a racially coded mandate to "get tough on crime".

However, access to family planning is itself becoming better recognized as a human right., While we must condemn and steadfastly guard against misguided, and I would say rare, instances of coercion, neither should we ignore the benefits, including human rights benefits, to people and the planet that can come through voluntary family planning, including slower-paced population growth.

While we strongly condemned the withdrawal of the book (and any attempt at the censorship of ideas), we also presented the case that the media framing overlooked significant scholarly issues in the book (including her use of psychoanalysis, a pseudoscience), incorrectly oversimplifying the debate as one between academics and Hindu nationalists.

While we do not condemn the essence of ionization energy [7], we have chosen to derive the PAPC to enable scientists determine/simulate the response of an atom, in an environment made up of different (equally absorbing) atoms, to photon absorption.

We can--and must fully support the former while condemning the latter.

Because the United States does not understand Islamic militancy and because Islamic militants do understand Western-style democracy, they are able to preach jihad openly in the European cities they condemn, while we threaten them with death, which they fully embrace (front page, April 26).

In short: Brexit has put us in a purgatory of feeling and we must spend Christmas explaining to aunties that, while hopeful for heaven, we feel condemned to hell.