The phrase "condemnation without" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express condemnation or disapproval of something without any specific or explicit reason. Example: The politician faced widespread condemnation without any evidence of wrongdoing.
But I also know that sanctions without outreach — condemnation without discussion — can carry forward only a crippling status quo.
REFERENCES "Condemnation Without Absolutes," by Stanley Fish, The New York Times op-ed page, Oct. 15, 2001.
But I also know that sanctions without outreach and condemnation without discussion can carry forward a crippling status quo.
Stanley Fish's Oct. 15 Op-Ed article, "Condemnation Without Absolutes," is like a balm cooling the fever of war jingoism.
In Oslo he defended his decision to treat with repressive regimes by arguing that "sanctions without outreach" and "condemnation without discussion" could end in stalemate.
"The great boon of being a media gadfly," Fischer suggests, in what may be a self-reflexive moment, "[is] you have all the joy of condemnation, without any of the tiresome business of responsibility".
He even stressed that his condemnation came "without any equivocation whatsoever" just in case anyone was liable to confuse it with the equivocating sort for which he has become famous.
To expose citizens to the condemnation of a criminal conviction without a showing of moral culpability raises issues of justice.
I'm just somebody who has distanced myself without condemnation or resentment".
It cannot maintain itself without condemnation of all other forms of belief.
Xulhaz and Tonoy believed in the right to love freely, without condemnation.
