Sentence examples for without condoning from inspiring English sources

How would we maintain a functional relationship with Moscow without condoning the further strangulation of democracy in Russia?

Without condoning Charles Darwin Snelling's decision to give up and take his own life and that of his wife, I find Mr. Brooks's argument naïvely optimistic.

Without condoning the organised hunts that are flouting the ban – and they undoubtedly exist – the league is arguably giving a misleading impression of where the real problem lies.

If we could see the wounded child when we look at the culpable adult, we might be more compassionate without condoning the crime.

Without condoning Trenting's activities, Williams suggests that creativity cannot easily be reconciled with conformity and that there was a climate of fear in the 50s that licensed blackmail.

Thus President Bush has left open the possibility of allowing North Korea a way out of this crisis without condoning its conduct.

The genius of Dr. Seuss's early books lies in how closely attuned they are to this tension -- how they delight in the liberties of the imagination without quite condoning anarchy.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's incendiary rhetoric provides a model for encouraging violence without explicitly condoning it.

Without explicitly condoning my own sexual prowess, she said that to write piercing, memorable sex chapters, the author had to experience sex themselves [there goes all credibility of my writing].

For her part, Mendez said she believes "Carousel" provokes discussion about domestic violence without glorifying or condoning it.

After Germany's attack on Russia in June 1941, Lang said that the Russians must now be regarded as allies, without forgetting or condoning the excesses of the past.