Sentence examples for condemnations grow from inspiring English sources

Maybe he learned to discriminate from his family as a boy, discovering a ripe environment to let his condemnations grow.

As condemnations grow over President Trump's "zero tolerance" policy toward illegal border crossings, under which 2,000 children have been separated from their parents, President Trump on Monday morning took aim at … Germany.

As the chorus of condemnation grew, the judge, G. Todd Baugh, apologized, saying that his remarks had been demeaning to women.

The chorus of condemnation grew so loud that United Russia reversed its position and denounced the verdict.

The novella, "Stone Dreams," was published in mid-December by Ekrem Eylisli, a former lawmaker, but condemnation grew strident only over the last week, after mainstream news outlets began reporting on and discussing it.

August 2011International condemnation grows.

So, western journalists were killed, but the great reporting continued; the international condemnation grew stronger; the Red Cross managed to evacuate some of the wounded; and Bashar still looks like Screech from Saved By The Bell.

The condemnations reflect growing alarm among Israeli officials and international observers over escalating vandalism of Palestinian mosques and property, assaults against Palestinians and attacks on the Israeli military.

For Walter Smith, the condemnation is growing and he left the dugout to chants of "Walter must go".

In the Arab world, the American-led attack on Iraq generated near-universal condemnation, which grows more vociferous daily.

Mark Kornblau, a spokesman for the United States Mission to the United Nations, said, "The regime's violence has continued unabated, the international condemnation has grown louder and the Security Council's response should reflect those realities".