condemned造句

Has no one condemned you?

He was condemned to exile for treason .

He was condemned to lifelong exile.

The condemned prisoner cowered and began to whimper for clemency.

The prisoner condemned to death was reprieved for two years.

The policy has been condemned as a regressive step.

They condemned the employers for their bad conduct.

Tell how the Nameless, condemned for years long 25.

Yes, people can still be accused of practicing witchcraft and condemned to death for it nowadays.

He says ruefully that he would testify that he assaulted the condemned to make them talk.

It is far more unnatural than the population-limiting methods condemned as unnatural by the Pope.

Then a doctor pulled out his stethoscope and pronounced the condemned man dead.

A tragic event occurred at D---- A man was condemned to death for murder.

The United States, Britain, France and other countries have condemned the arrest of the 1991 Nobel peace laureate.

Indonesia's President, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, condemned the attack as "cruel and inhuman" and vowed to hunt down the perpetrators.

WHILE the Arab spring unfolds all round them, the (mostly Persian) citizens of Iran seem condemned to a lonely purgatory.

Instead of condoning the policy, Vice President Biden should have condemned it in the strongest possible terms.

Song Tao stated that greatly shocked at the incident, the Chinese Government felt deep grief for the death of Chinese nationals and strongly condemned the atrocity.

For example Fowler condemned as "cliches" many phrases I'd never heard: "a curate's egg", "neither fish, flesh nor good red herring", and so on.

Seeking the backing of the Greek people in a referendum, he was immediately condemned in the capitals of Europe as a fool or a traitor.

Japan, by closing its doors to foreigners, condemned its cities to slow marination in their own culture until the country's opening up after1853.

65they all condemned him as worthy of death. Then some began to spit at him; they blindfolded him, struck him with their fists, and said, "Prophesy!"

It is the partion for thinking ill of oneself or as v puts it, this is a quote: the will to find himself guilty and condemned without hope of reprieve.

Yet marriage is not condemned, but the words, "All men take not this word, but they to whom it is given", imply that it is the ordinary state, celibacy for God's sake being merely a counsel.

Tell how the Nameless, condemned for years long 25 To herd with demons from hell beneath, Saw things that made him, with groans and tears, long for even death.

Charles was tried by a High Court of Justice, found guilty of have levied war against his kingdom and the Parliament, condemned to death, and executed on a scaffold outside the Banqueting House at Whitehall on January30,1649.