Sentence examples for condemnations as from inspiring English sources
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You can make any number of ritual condemnations as you like but you have got to be judged by your actions, not just words.
But instead there have been angry denunciations and war-weary condemnations as 89 children have been abducted by an armed group in Malakal in the north of South Sudan.
Caine is over the top in his condemnations, as when he paints a Klu Klux Klan robe on Donald Trump, but even his less dramatic works can be equally cutting.
In fact he provoked international condemnation as well as professional and financial censure.
Photographs of Tymoshenko's injuries last week triggered international condemnation, as well as focusing attention on Ukraine's president, Viktor Yanukovych.
This drew all sorts of cultural condemnation, as well as a public rebuke from a lecturer at Kathmandu medical college who suggested it contradicted official swine flu advice.
While they are "arcane and rarely enforced," as Professor Gordon put it in an interview, the laws provide the states with a "symbolic power" of moral condemnation, as well as the prospect of actual punishment.
The killing provoked condemnation, as far as the European parliament, where SDP leader Hannes Swoboda said: This is shocking and intolerable by any standards, and more so in a European Union country.
The cost soared in the intervening years to 215m rand, with a further 31m rand in works outstanding, triggering intense media scrutiny and public condemnation, as well as an investigation by official public protector Thuli Madonsela.
The unexpected signal by the office of District Attorney Chuck Rosenthal came in a case that has elicited national outpourings of condemnation as well as sympathy for Mrs. Yates, who has a history of postpartum psychosis and twice tried to commit suicide.
