Sentence examples similar to dramatic condemnation from inspiring English sources
Tempier's condemnation has often been depicted as the most dramatic and significant doctrinal censure in the history of the University of Paris, and a landmark in the history of medieval philosophy and theology.
In dramatic contrast to the earlier speakers, Saint-Just delivered a blazing condemnation of the king.
Others here said the opposition's condemnation of the new laws was misleading and overly dramatic.
Barclays has faced condemnation after announcing a 10% rise in bonus payouts despite a dramatic fall in profits and plans to cut thousands of jobs this year.
Most poets who portray human events in a narrative or dramatic form take themselves apart, and exact from their readers a blind approbation or condemnation of whatever side they choose to support or oppose….
In his discussion of it he suggests the reason for the difficulty of Shakespeare's plays and for the quarrelsome, irreconcilable "interpretations" among Shakespeare's commentators: Most poets who portray human events in a narrative or dramatic form take themselves apart, and exact from their readers a blind approbation or condemnation of whatever side they choose to support or oppose….
Barclays faced condemnation on Tuesday after announcing a 10% rise in bonus payouts despite a dramatic fall in profits and plans to cut 12,000 jobs this year.
Caine is over the top in his condemnations, as when he paints a Klu Klux Klan robe on Donald Trump, but even his less dramatic works can be equally cutting.
Condemnation is not enough".
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
