Sentence examples for condemnation more from inspiring English sources

"The bill would make the process for condemnation more transparent," Ms. Allen said.

It's an approach more conducive to understanding than condemnation, more apt to sorrow than outrage and more likely to lead inward than outward.

Ibrahim's case drew global condemnation: more than a million people signed a campaign backed by Amnesty International, international politicians and religious leaders to demand her release.

That makes their condemnations more than a little hollow ― and their outrage a little hard to take seriously.

The establishment was outraged, some radio stations banned him, but the greater the condemnation, the more successful he became.

Those old clichés about "peaceful Islam" and "the loyal Muslim community" sound hollow, asking Muslims to join in choruses of condemnation even more so.

Bishop Muzorewa's victory made him prime minister of a nation then called Zimbabwe-Rhodesia — and brought enduring condemnation from more radical nationalists, who labeled him a puppet of Mr. Smith's South African-backed machinations.

I understand that this provocation may lead to condemnation and more sanctions.

And while these raids garner condemnation amongst more liberal Indonesians and rights groups abroad, they win the FPI points back home, where anti-LGBTQ legislation has widespread appeal.

Bring up the subject of his peccadillo with anyone under age forty and you might hear, "Monica who?" Although public forgiveness and redemption after a brief period of contrition and rehab seems the rule today, historically public condemnation was more typical.

In 2013, he was the Pope who, when asked about the church's position on homosexual priests, responded, "If someone is gay and he searches for the Lord and has good will, who am I to judge?" It wasn't a reversal of church policy, but it seemed to open a door towards less condemnation and more acceptance.