Sentence examples for condemnations toward from inspiring English sources

Having the pastor spew a plethora of condemnations toward you can be both humiliating and devastating.

But the dispute prompted an outburst of condemnation toward American policy from hawkish Chinese commentators.

And it may also be the reason that he refused to publicly say that he no longer preaches condemnation toward gay people; stating that publicly could cost him funding from socially conservative donors.

But throughout there was a sense of moral condemnation toward Russia, that Putin's actions could not be condoned given their dismissal of the current universal acceptance of the sanctity of national borders and the universally accepted legitimization by the free choice of national electorates.

The enveloping environment of her talk, intensified by much other evidence, gives substantial support to the conclusion that Mrs. Sawyer was, in the main, discussing and attacking the Honolulu trial and that her more general condemnations were directed toward, and designed to have particular applicability to, that trial.

The rest of the editorial is your usual critique or condemnation of Israeli policy: toward Hamas, toward Egypt, toward the Palestinian Authority.

To them, Levi's public condemnations of Israel's policy toward the Palestinians were bad enough.

The country may appear to be fairly conservative, if one looks at its widespread homophobia or public condemnation of irreverence toward Russian Orthodox Church.

Now the U.S. must go beyond mere condemnation and move toward action.

The partnership has asked City Hall to consider moving toward condemnation so that new owners can try their hand at developing the properties.

Not only has that formidable office been given a new name — the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith — but it is henceforth to he oriented not so much toward the repression and condemnation of error as toward the fostering and positive study of "new questions and opinions".