Sentence examples for a condemnatory from inspiring English sources

The observation raised the ire of the Labour party, which released a condemnatory statement from Michael Dugher, shadow minister for the Cabinet Office, who said "Families are on average £1,600 a year worse off since David Cameron became prime minister," it read.

Last week, Russia, a traditionally protective ally, backed a condemnatory UN security council statement.

Ironically, he had written these words in a condemnatory reference to the burning of the Qur'an during the Spanish inquisition.

She recovered, raised a condemnatory eyebrow at débutante balls — her right eyebrow still does a lot of critical work for her — and vowed to escape.

A medieval writer called Joseph of Exeter wrote a condemnatory, but virtually pornographic epic about her in 1184, in which she "robs Paris of his semen".

And, in the headline in question, it seemed beyond doubt that The Independent was ascribing to the term a condemnatory meaning because that was the sense of Bryant's comment on the awards.

But general business stability — even in the form of billions being wiped off companies' share prices as a result of a single condemnatory tweet — pales into insignificance beside the risk of geopolitical ructions being sparked by Trump firing undiplomatic Twitter missives at foreign entities.

For one thing, Francis has said the church needs a "new balance" and a less condemnatory attitude to sexual morality.

September In an interview with a Jesuit journal, Francis sets out his vision for a "new balance" in the Catholic church, with a less condemnatory attitude towards gay people, divorcees and women who have had abortions.

"Kick It Out, like others, is very frustrated at the length of time taken to investigate this issue and, as usual, has taken criticism, particularly from community organisations, who feel deeply and rightly aggrieved by the gesture and want to know why the campaign has not made more of a public condemnatory statement of Anelka's actions.

Pope Francis has set out his desire to find a "new balance" in the Catholic church, calling for greater involvement of women in key decisions and a less condemnatory approach towards gay people, divorcees and women who have had an abortion.