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He just seemed to condemn the world with his eyes.

At the same time, he condemned their recent use of force.

As a result, we're condemned to go over the same ground several times.

Until we go all the way down, how can you condemn me?

His place was small and probably five years away from being condemned.

I hear many condemn these men because they were so few.

In our country, children and old men are not condemned to death.

He could find nothing in his heart with which to condemn the man.

Should she condemn him because he really did love her?

She was condemned to live the rest of her life with him.

"Who else in the country condemned what their national party was doing to help them?"

There was no one to condemn what had been done.

She was not about to condemn either race out of hand.

So it could have been condemned as they were going.

From the one who should have condemned, there was only love.

He knew that another had been condemned in his place!

Why do you think the Church has always condemned the players?

It made him look like he was about to condemn someone.

Mother was played out and condemned to a day in bed.

Her face now looked as if it should be condemned by the health department.

So I hope you will find it in your heart not to condemn me.

Our last report was that he had been tried and condemned by your own government.

So we need now to condemn what has gone on in the past but at the same time to move forward.

He said that it would have been easy to condemn his father.

In some cases, property would be condemned by the city.