Sentence examples for condemnation comes from inspiring English sources

Much of the condemnation comes from jaundiced whites – those who reluctantly praised the "Mandela miracle" but never accepted the consequences: the demise of their grotesquely privileged existence.

The condemnation comes as a report from rights groups Human Rights Watch (HRW) and the Human Rights Law Centre (HRLC) warns Australia must "lift its game" on human rights in order to be a credible global citizen.

The public condemnation comes in response to a Wednesday evening Associated Press report that the NFL had months ago been sent a copy of the hotel security video published Monday by the celebrity gossip site TMZ that showed Rice punching his future wife, Janay Palmer (now Rice), in the face, knocking her unconscious.

Although the latter is from Senator McCain's former chief of staff, conservatives have a point when they say most of the condemnation comes from liberals in the "mainstream media".

The condemnation came from an array of organizations.

Cameron's condemnation came amid a growing chorus of concern over intolerance and hostility.

Besides swift, angry reaction from the Palestinians, strong condemnation came from the United Nations and the European Union.

But perhaps the strongest condemnation came from Graham who tweeted that Carson "is not ready to be Commander-In-Chief.

Some of the harshest condemnation came from Team Scotland with officials deriding the accommodation as "unsafe and unfit for human habitation".

The only public condemnation came from Mr. Williams's predecessor, Lynne M. Abraham, who during 18 years as district attorney sounded an increasingly hard line on crime.

The last canine condemnation came just two years ago, when Ayatollah Muhammad Yazdi, the head of the judiciary, said dogs should not walk on the streets because they were unclean.