Sentence examples for a quick condemnation from inspiring English sources

Yet while the death of Dr. Tiller, who was 67, brought a quick condemnation from the White House, prominent Kansas politicians were hard to spot at the funeral.

His antigay remark drew a quick condemnation Wednesday from the Human Rights Campaign, which describes itself as the largest gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender civil rights organization in the country.

The notion of trading a campaign finance deal for the mayor's signature on the term-limits repeal plan drew a quick condemnation from the Council speaker, Peter F. Vallone.

We do not want to reengage the "war on women" fight so isolate Trump on this issue by offering a quick condemnation of it.

In your news analysis "West Africa Wins Again, With Twist" the same day, we learned also that the African Union and the Economic Community of West African States forced the military-installed ruler in Togo to resign by a combination of quick condemnation and skillful diplomacy.

His quick condemnation offered a sharp contrast with the actions of the Bush administration, which in 2002 offered a rapid, tacit endorsement of a short-lived coup against Mr. Chávez.

The guilty finding led to quick condemnation from Republicans, who have made the powerful congressman a frequent target.

But the judge who is presiding over the trial in a lawsuit over the firings questioned the appropriateness of the mayor's quick condemnation of the men and suggested that his strong response had landed the matter in court.

The idea, which would involve "laser sterilization," drew quick condemnation from conservationists.

The restrictions in Oregon drew quick condemnation from state newspapers last month.

The item about Ms. Wallis was widely retweeted but also drew quick condemnation from followers of The Onion's Twitter account, and was deleted about an hour or so after it was published.