Sentence examples for condemning behaviour from inspiring English sources

As Glenn Greenwald puts it, "Huge numbers of people prance around flamboyantly condemning behaviour in which they themselves routinely engage".

Alex McLeish, who had hoped to be savouring Nikola Zigic's 84th-minute winner and looking forward to a two-leg semi-final against West Ham, instead found himself condemning behaviour he described as reminiscent of "the dark ages".

"The WBC is absolutely condemning behaviours that are not to be accepted in boxing under any circumstances and will act as soon as it can proceed to impose the fines and sanctions as we consider necessary," a statement read.

Such criticisms call forth the spectre of terrorism to condemn behaviour that is no such thing.

Instead, he gambled that the Press would itself quickly embrace the principles laid out by Lord Justice Leveson, who condemned behaviour on Fleet Street as at times "outrageous".

At first the disputes were little more than academic entertainments constructed around hypothetical cases, but as time went on, according to Holland, a case law of love arose, which people would use to win arguments or to explain, praise or condemn behaviour.

That people are sometimes guilty of hypocrisy, that they'll condemn behaviour in others that they engage in themselves, isn't exactly an earth-shattering revelation.

The reaction from the various political parties involved has been incredibly predictable: the Greens firmly condemned the behaviour ("We condemn such behaviour and would expect other parties to do likewise," they said. "Sadly it's the sort of behaviour that seems to fit UKIP's track record of abusive language").

Instead of condemning such behaviour as sexist, the Bar Council report describes inappropriate behaviour and comments about appearance as "banter".

Chelsea released a statement on Tuesday evening condemning the behaviour of the fans.

But instead of condemning such behaviour as sexist, the Bar Council chairman described it as "banter".