Sentence examples for condemning it as from inspiring English sources

Hawkey's widow, Mary Hawkey, Deighton's biographer, Edward Milwand-Oliver, anumberumber of Hawkey's contemporaries have branded the jacket a rip-off and asked for its withdrawal, condemning it as "shameful" and "outrageous".

The bus has long been politically controversial, with critics condemning it as a vanity project and damning its £10m development costs.

He carried on a literary war against Romanticism, condemning it as "reactionary," and wrote a number of plays.

Goyo calls Cuba "a cursed place," condemning it as a country "where treachery is the common currency".

Leicestershire Police said it was disappointed at the decision not to prosecute Lord Janner, condemning it as the "wrong one".

Sudan accused neighboring Chad of backing the rebels, but Chad's government denied involvement, condemning it as an "adventure," Reuters reported.

However, if its too underground, condemn it as pretentious hipster garbage.

Military officers have condemned it, as have civilian government officials.

They often condemn it as "patronising, Edwardian drivel" (TM Nick Clegg).

Many regard it as being with out integrity and others condemn it as being without principle.

"Existential fear".Most of all, though, Mr Shavit speaks to those outside Israel who condemn it as cruel and arrogant.