Sentence examples for bitterly condemned from inspiring English sources
Turkey was bitterly condemned for this departure from responsible behavior.
The act's passage was a triumph for Douglas, although he was bitterly condemned and vilified by antislavery forces.
At first blush, it sounds like – and was immediately and bitterly condemned as – an attack on expertise as such.
Prime Minister Ecevit said he had "a lot of difficulty" understanding the sanction, and many newspapers bitterly condemned it.
Some three million families will lose around £1,000 a year under a measure which was bitterly condemned by Labour's new leadership team.
Mr. Hariri was a close friend of the previous French president, Jacques Chirac, who bitterly condemned Mr. Sarkozy's welcome for Mr. Assad and refused to attend the ceremonies.
Later, seemingly without irony, Larson bitterly condemns the September 11th terrorists for their cowardice: real soldiers, he comments in his notes, fight their enemy face to face.
He warns his press spokesman, Alastair Campbell: "This is going to produce grief like none of us have ever seen". In Cape Town, Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, bitterly condemns the press.
His much-trailed book, "The Heart Beats on the Left", which bitterly condemns the government and its leaders, was launched with much razzmatazz at the Frankfurt book fair on October 13th.In this section The euro's in-and-out club Italians and the KGB so what?
The vast gathering on Tuesday centred on Liaquat Park in Rawalpindi, where a succession of clerics made fiery speeches bitterly condemning the government for giving the go-ahead for Monday's execution of Qadri, a former police bodyguard who became a hero to many of his countrymen after he shot and killed Salmaan Taseer, the governor of Punjab province, in 2011.
The new Chinese report bitterly condemns Taiwan's president, Lee Tung-hui, accusing him of destroying previous talks with his assertion last summer that Taiwan would negotiate with China only on a "state-to-state" basis and his refusal to repeat the traditional homage to the concept of "one China".
