Sentence examples for condemned even from inspiring English sources

The decision was widely condemned, even by foes of Mr Petro, as politically motivated and arbitrary.

Meanwhile, the decision was condemned even by CUNY's own faculty union.

The change to the platform on arming Ukraine was condemned even by some Republicans.

Suicide is legal, as it should be, and is no longer condemned even as a very grave sin.

This week's issue of The Economist explains how and why it happened so fast and argues that it should still be condemned even though it was not a coup.

Of Bayern's major challengers, past or present, the only two to have largely escaped the Klassiker moniker are Wolfsburg and Leverkusen: two clubs condemned, even at their most brilliant, to disdain and externally imposed ignominy.

But the author flinches from condemning even the most lamentable mistakes outright.

With the uproar, however, came the resurfacing of those who condemn even the utterance of "mental".

Still, he said, he and many of the officials in the project are pained to condemn even a single tree.

Family planning clinics, public health providers and international NGOs must walk a delicate line, and so they tend to promote contraception, which the Church condemns, as a means to reduce rates of abortion, which the Church condemns even more.

The thing I'm angry about, apart from the murders of 12 people in Paris, is a mealy-mouthed reaction that can't quite bring itself unequivocally to condemn even the most egregious atrocity – it always reaches for some apparently mitigating factor.