Sentence examples for as he condemned from inspiring English sources

Many of his colleagues were appalled as he condemned the bombing, aghast at the weight of his guilt.

As he condemned our father, we now condemn the president of the United States for ordering the execution of unarmed men and women.

Nick Clegg has mocked Michael Gove over his "absurd" behaviour as education secretary as he condemned Tory plans for England's schools.

President Obama said Friday he was "deeply concerned by reports of violence in Bahrain, Libya and Yemen," as he condemned harsh government responses to peaceful protests.

In a statement issued tonight, Mr. Bush appeared to find real equivalence in the two conflicts as he condemned the attacks in Israel and Kenya.

"That fact has placed into the hands of certain people a weapon," he said, as he condemned Gates for hurling that weapon at a police officer.

(This artist obviously gets off on striking Nazi poses, even as he condemns others for doing so).

As he condemns the low safety standards at San José, many Chileans recall no objection by him to the dictator allowing the mine owners to ignore their duty to provide escape routes from blocked mines.

He does, however, combine a sense of the surreal with a ruthless wit, and this lightens the mood as he condemns his characters to the kind of miserable existence you might find in a Cormac McCarthy novel.

Also, three cheers for their outstanding elders, Ron Cook giving the turncoat Duke of York a sardonic edge; Phillip Joseph (why don't we see more of this actor?) a passionately appalled Bishop of Carlisle; and Michael Hadley's dying John of Gaunt, speaking like a feverous visionary of "this sceptred isle" as he condemns Rich-ard's consuming vanity.

The monarchy has taken steps to offer a corrective to these ideas: Mohammed VI, the present king, has called for a negotiated settlement between Israel and the Palestinians, even as he condemns Israeli settlement building and human rights violations.