Sentence examples for condemned vehemently from inspiring English sources

Both experiences highlight unspeakable forms of evil that should be condemned vehemently and repeatedly.

Hair was vehemently condemned as a sell-out and a charlatan.

He vehemently condemned the attack and subsequently made a $5 million donation to the Red Cross.

Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff vehemently condemned spying by the NSA and GCHQ.

Yet, disappointingly, the Khans are relatively isolated among sport's Muslim community, though Muhammad Ali has always vehemently condemned Islamic extremism.

The permanent council of the Organization of American States "vehemently condemned" the coup attempt and expressed full support for the government.

But, as the Yale law professor Reva Siegel has shown, courts and legislatures "vehemently condemned chastisement doctrine, yet routinely condoned violence in marriage".

Prison officials had informed Mr. Liu that he won the award — a decision vehemently condemned by the Chinese government — the day before.

Although Christian theologians early and vehemently condemned abortion, the application of severe criminal sanctions to deter its practice became common only in the 19th century.

While Russia's leaders have vehemently condemned xenophobic violence, they also have at times seemed to try to co-opt nationalist sentiment.

This is a position that has been broadly and vehemently condemned by Catholic bishops and Catholic conservatives as an outright violation of church teaching – a grave and moral evil.