Sentence examples for condemnations are from inspiring English sources

The condemnations are predictable.

The vote and the condemnations are notable, given China's often stated aversion to measures that involve another country's internal affairs.

For the adulterer, thou-shalt-not condemnations are "about as useful as throwing spring onions at a charging wolf".

Although Mr. Putin may think he can control his creation, history proves he cannot: his condemnations are permission to commit violence against gays and lesbians.

In Wonderland, one must be sure keep one's wits about them, for identities are quickly confused, shapes and persons change sizes, and beheading condemnations are frivolously handed out.

With the third-person point-of-view, I could have Paul indulge dark, horrible thoughts, which the reader listens in on, but his awful condemnations are sealed off from the world of the story.

In retrospect, the condemnations were completely wrong.

Has anything changed?The ensuing protest marches and condemnations were sadly familiar.

Condemnations were issued around the globe, including by the United States, Russia and Kofi Annan, the primary architect of the cease-fire.

The condemnations were not just in word.

At home, the condemnations were just as swift and nearly universal.