5) Prominent Muslim jurists around the world have condemned these attacks, and their condemnation forms a juristic consensus (ijma) against bin Laden's actions.
But Lewis meant that condemnation as a form of hyperbolic praise, setting those limitations against what made Youk an asset, and one of the faces of the "Moneyball" era: even as a young player, he was superbly selective at the plate, rarely swinging at bad pitches, and getting on base at an exceptional rate.
Francis issued "the most severe condemnation of all forms of hatred" and said he was appalled "because this horrific violence took place in a church, a sacred place" and involved the "barbaric" killing of a priest.
At the Vatican, a spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi, said that Pope Francis was horrified at the "barbaric killing" of a priest and issued "the most severe condemnation of all forms of hatred".
Meanwhile, QPR chairman Tony Fernandes stressed his club's condemnation of all forms of racism but added it was time to concentrate on the future.
A president's statement at the United Nations is considered a much weaker form of condemnation than sanctions.
Those words "failure" and "badly wrong" will sound like a weak and feeble form of condemnation to the many who feel the Iraq war should be condemned as a crime, a moral outrage, a terrible deception or as simply unforgivable.
(Jacobi, 1812 25: vol. 3, 341 44; 351–52) Such praises, however, turn out to be hollow — even a masked form of condemnation.
Thus even the criminal terrorist actions that recently shook the world and were rightly met with overwhelming condemnation have elicited some form of explanation.
It cannot maintain itself without condemnation of all other forms of belief.
