Sentence examples for work condemning from inspiring English sources

Acosta then prepared a larger work condemning rabbinic Judaism and denying the immortality of the soul (1623 24).

Nono, who had already written work condemning American involvement in Vietnam, composed two pieces for Pollini, including one for piano, voice and tapes, that commemorated a murdered Chilean revolutionary.

The work, condemned as immoral and vulgar, became a landmark work in art history.

Justice Elena Kagan said if midazolam does not work, condemned inmates would essentially be "burned alive" by one of the other drugs used in the process, potassium chloride.

But he says many of those who saw the work condemned it as a betrayal of the art form, having nothing to do with flamenco at all.

He participated in theological disputes over the Eucharist and predestination and set forth his position on the latter in De predestinatione (851; "On Predestination"), a work condemned by church authorities.

As culturally counter intuitive as it may be, both my sister (who is an activist of her own) and I are committed to heed what we learned as a family value- defend people when they are wronged; and counsel them in private when they are wronging others to stop; and if that does not work, condemn them in public.

After finding a series of faults with the BHA's work, the study condemns the authority for concluding "that whip use is not painful, that whip use is not a welfare problem and that whip use is necessary for safety and encouragement, without adequate evidence to support these claims".

Later theologians rejected a number of his views, but he was never regarded as unorthodox, and efforts to have his works condemned were unsuccessful.

La ciencia blancardina, in which Espejo claimed to be the author of the previous two works, condemned the results of the clergy's educational system: ignorance and affectation.

But even admirers of Mr. Gessen say he and his n+1 colleagues cannot defend their work by condemning other publications.