Sentence examples for about condemnation from inspiring English sources

"The issue of human rights is not about condemnation, but about awareness, empowerment and improvement," he said.

Miss Suu Kyi suggested that resolving strife was not about condemnation, but about "finding out the root, the cause of the conflict".

As she sees it, the words that will greet viewers of the Whitney piece — from simple but pointed phrases ("You belong here") to references to the area's history ("From blood to meat, to leather, to flesh, to silk") — are less about condemnation than reflection, even if they still have a political point of view.

"The reason you ask that question about condemnation is just because I'm Muslim," Qureshi replied.

Like liberal Christians, progressive Muslims interpret this story to be one about condemnation of rape, not homosexuality.

"I'm not talking about blanket condemnation of Islamic law," he said emphatically.

Skilfully directed agitation might also bring about apparent condemnation of any one of them by the public.

Skillfully directed agitation might also bring about apparent condemnation of any one of them by the public.

Regardless of the government in power, it has always resorted to these types of intimidation as an overt threat will bring about international condemnation.

"It's not about condemnations and screaming," he said.

China, Iran and Russia don't care about U.S. condemnation, but they might care about the rest of the world's.