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Meanings of condemn unheard in English
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Usage of condemn unheard in English
1
To recognise the true religion we must inquire into, not one, but all; and in any question whatsoever we have no right to condemn unheard.
2
Thus her beloved persons were exposed, judged, condemned unheard, without opportunity of defence.
3
They would have urged, that they had been condemned unheard.
4
If they are condemned unheard, it is because there is no need of a trial.
5
Adams then said, "He hoped he should not be condemned unheard."
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Let me not therefore be condemned unheard.
7
Remember, no one should be condemned unheard.
8
He must not be condemned unheard.
9
There was no wounded dignity about him, there was the tragic irremediable misery of a man condemned unheard.
10
Am I to be condemned unheard?
11
All offers of accommodation on the part of Nestor were refused, his explanations were not read, he was condemned unheard.
12
It is taken for granted that all that comes before their eyes is true, and the other side is condemned unheard.
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'No one must be judged and condemned unheard.
14
As all is not noble or just in a palace, neither is all to be condemned unheard, that we find in a prison.
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But, my lords, if any man may be condemned unheard, if judgment may precede evidence, what safety or what confidence can integrity afford?
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"Now I am condemned unheard."