How to use "condition" in a sentence

And so we've come here today to dramatize a shameful condition.

'You will try to argue that I was responsible for Beckwith's condition - and for his eventual death

The poor condition of his clothes could not be seen in the half-darkness of the room

Gillenormand grew happier as his grandson's condition improved

'Was the boat in good condition?' the Coroner was asking.

But then, a few weeks ago, she had begun to slip back into the dreadful condition in which she'd wallowed immediately after she'd received news of the accident

"In your condition, throwing off all that nervous energy the way you are, two small brandies won't affect you in the slightest."

"The coroner and undertaker said it was in terrible condition, horribly mutilated

"But the condition of the corpse..."

That'll improve my psychological condition for sure, and I'll be better able to deal with the creep, whoever he is

The body was still in pretty good condition

They're going to ask him to describe the condition of the boy in minute detail."

"Not in our condition

If we're lucky, we'll have Danny when we come out, and he probably won't be in any condition to trek through the Sierras in the dead of winter."

Danny became excited when he saw her drawing near, and in spite of his terrible condition, he shakily thrust himself into a sitting position, clutching at the bed rails with one frail, trembling hand, eagerly extending his other hand toward her.

Its physical condition is still largely a mystery, but we know that even in the middle of the day, in its warmest areas, the temperature is lower than during our coldest winter

It is in perfect condition