Watched it, laughed a lot, condemned it afterwards.
And he even seemed to have persuaded Mrs Duffy of this until she learned that, having told her in public that she was "a good woman", he had immediately afterwards condemned her as "bigoted" in what he had imagined to be the privacy of his government limousine.
Afterwards, Moore was condemned by the media and needed to get a security detail, having received numerous death threats.
In 1587 Kiel, 101-year old Sunde Bohlen was, on being condemned as a witch, buried alive, and afterwards had a stake driven through her heart.
But in tweets unearthed afterwards, he claimed Ed Miliband was "not British", condemned Islam as "evil", and on Africans, said: "Let them kill themselves off".
Representatives from all 28 NATO members were in "full agreement" on their solidarity with Turkey and condemned terrorism "in all its forms," NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told reporters afterwards.
In one of his early newspaper sketches, he admitted that the sight of the condemned pew in the Newgate chapel "will haunt us, waking and sleeping, for months afterwards".
When Brown was hanged without incident, Booth stood in uniform near the scaffold and afterwards expressed great satisfaction with Brown's fate, although he admired the condemned man's bravery in facing death stoically.
They were condemned to an eighth defeat in 12 games by Kevin Mirallas, who ought to have been dismissed afterwards, on an afternoon when a penalty was wrongly awarded against them and squandered in bemusing fashion.
His method of philosophical analysis was seen as a direct challenge to more traditional approaches, and a synod, convened in Soissons to examine Abelard's writings, condemned them and required Abelard to make a public avowal of faith, an experience he found humiliating; shortly afterwards he was allowed to settle in a wild and uninhabited section of land, to devote himself to contemplation.
(He condemned the attack).
