Sentence examples for as condemnations from inspiring English sources

As condemnations of the attack rolled in from around the world, high-level officials in Islamabad dropped everything and jetted to the city.

His cautionary tales of naughty children and animals may be regarded on one level as sophisticated parodies of the didactic juvenile literature of Germany and on another as condemnations of the childish sadism that is assumed to lie in everyone.

Their speeches are also brimming with pledges to revive industry and to halt foreclosures, as well as condemnations of the North American Free Trade Agreement, which many people here believe is the root of their economic woes.

Indians were seen as representing the Viet Cong, 19th century negro slaves spoke like members of the Black Power movement, and detailed bloodbaths were presented as condemnations of violence.

John Boswell argues, in his fascinating Christianity, Social Tolerance, and Homosexuality, that many passages taken today as condemnations of homosexuality are more concerned with prostitution, or where same-sex acts are described as "unnatural" the meaning is more akin to 'out of the ordinary' rather than as immoral (Boswell, 1980, ch.4; see also Boswell, 1994).

ANKARA, Turkey (AP) -- Turkey withdrew its ambassador to Israel and called for an emergency session of the U.N. Security Council as condemnations erupted across Europe and the Arab world Monday over Israel's deadly commando raid on ships taking humanitarian aid to the blockaded Gaza Strip.

Ida, which was released in Poland in October 2013, has won praise there as well as condemnation.

The final whistle was greeted by a round of booing that could only have been recognised as condemnation.

"Almost a disgrace" was how Cooke described that 36-0 hammering, which was about a strong as condemnation as you could imagine hearing from a man in his position.

That demand — as sweeping as it is incendiary — led to a firestorm on social media as well as condemnation from his political rivals.

Television images of about a dozen masked men were broadcast by Kosovo's main public television channel last Wednesday, prompting protests from President Boris Tadic of Serbia as well as condemnation by senior politicians representing Kosovo's ethnic Albanian majority.