Sentence examples for Some condemnation from inspiring English sources

That won't happen to Gove, even if he does provoke some condemnation from his audience.

The Morsi death sentence was met with some condemnation from Sisi's newfound friends.

It sparked some condemnation but was among the first films showing an erection to make it past the British censors.

Searching for news, the press corps daily lobs gentle pitches to Mr. Bush in search of some condemnation that sounds like news.

The effect of the hacks is typically not to steal information or sabotage institutions, but rather to hijack the targeted outlet for a few minutes, plastering it with the group's message and perhaps some condemnation of U.S. policy toward Syria.

American officials have been playing down prospects for any sweeping change emerging from the conference, suggesting that the greatest expected pressure on Tehran will be if a majority of countries endorse the treaty and there is some condemnation of Iran, even if it is rejected by a few "outliers" and does not make it into the final document.

Some condemnations carried nationalistic overtones.

I got myself some general condemnation.

Because the Palestinians were willing to get back into talks, they were not enthusiastically pushing some big condemnation of Israel.

Imagine if the president had just stayed quiet about "Unhinged" and let White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders issue some bland condemnation of the memoir.

Mr. Trump has drawn widespread criticism, and in some cases condemnation, from Jewish leaders after a string of public remarks in which he has played down the racist and anti-Semitic views of white supremacist demonstrators in Virginia.