Sentence examples for course condemned from inspiring English sources

The speech was, of course, condemned by Slobodan Milosevic.

Sir Al has already, of course, condemned both gadgets, since they contribute to a 'demonising of children and young people' which reduces him, he has said, to despair.

Human rights groups have, of course, condemned the severity of the sentences.

Foreign governments have of course condemned the coup — retired US Congressman Barney Frank wrote on Sunday that "basic democratic values are more explicitly violated" in Thailand than in any other country — but it's unclear whether the international community is truly aware of the gravity of the situation.

I don't, of course, condemn all the spouses for the evils committed by their power-crazed men.

World leaders, French citizens and people all over the world are of course condemning the Paris attack.

"We, of course, condemn all violence, no matter its source," Mr. Putin said in a meeting with religious leaders in Moscow.

He was criticizing García, of course, condemning him for his sheer disregard of the guidelines, his contempt for any form of competition.

"We, of course, condemn all violence, no matter its source, but do not conduct yourself like a bull in a china shop," he said in a meeting with religious leaders in Moscow.

In fact, Thatcher did sometimes drastically change course: condemning the state subsidies given to British Leyland by the previous Labour government, and then paying the dying car conglomerate even more; defending a programme of coalmine closures in 1981, and then hastily abandoning the plan when the miners threatened industrial action in response.

As someone of Jewish ancestry, I of course condemn racism in the strongest possible terms".