Sentence examples for be condemned by some from inspiring English sources

Mr. Butts said he realized that his sermon would be condemned by some.

That vision would undoubtedly be condemned by some as an establishment choice, but it would certainly be sensible, considering the overhyped alternative.

The report acknowledges that this solution probably would be "condemned by some as too simplistic".

Clinton's statement was condemned by some leading African politicians.

By contrast, Mr Carney's much starker volte-face has been condemned by some as a credibility-sapping shambles.

However, the proposed number to be taken under the scheme was condemned by some, given the extent of need.

The new edition of the book - which has been condemned by some Jewish groups - comes with 3,500 notes exploring the Nazi leader's anti-semitic rantings.

None of the messages posted by either individual led to a riot and both men are appealing against their sentences, which were condemned by some quarters.

The move to exclude people deemed to be supporters of other parties has been condemned by some of those affected on social media as a #LabourPurge.

The campaign has attracted strong backing from the Obama administration, but has been condemned by some African and Arab countries and by conservative religious groups, especially in the Muslim world.

Yet for all his followers, Sai Baba was an often controversial figure who was condemned by some as a fake and whose purported miracles, when he would apparently pull magic ash from his hair, were denounced as conjuring tricks.