Sentence examples for ambiguous condemnation from inspiring English sources
Despite his having established the agenda for the council, Theodore could not prevent it from making an ambiguous condemnation of Origenism.
Unashamed, swastika-waving neo-Nazis are taking to the streets in the U.S., chanting "Heil Trump!" Many members of the president's own party agree that he has been far too slow to denounce them and far too ambiguous in his condemnation of them.
But Padura's ugly scenes in Havana are ambiguous; they can be read as a condemnation of Fidel's revolutionary economics or as a criticism of the spread of nascent capitalism.
The complexity inherent in debating pop, where lyrics and videos are often elliptical, ambiguous and even contradictory, isn't well served by the kind of direct condemnations that tend to generate attention.
It mentions, without condemnation, men who do not desire women or who choose celibacy, individuals with ambiguous gender and those who do not reproduce.
Condemnation is not enough".
It provoked widespread condemnation.
"Any violence deserves condemnation.
In 1989, as a theologian, he declared that "the absolute condemnation of same-sex relationships of intimacy must rely... on an abstract fundamentalist deployment of a number of very ambiguous texts".
