Sentence examples for equally condemns from inspiring English sources

A third law bans the use of Soviet symbols, equally condemns both the Nazi and Soviet totalitarian regimes and prohibits the propaganda of either.

History vindicates, of course, but it can equally condemn, ignore, equivocate.

"We must ensure they are one day held to account, while we equally condemn Iran and Hezbollah for the role they have played in this massacre.

Running with the living wage and equally condemning the cruel treatment of that body of noble strivers could be the basis of a Labour electoral recovery.

Various opinions to the effect that they could make some independent contribution to this process were equally condemned as semi-Pelagian.

Equally, condemning sharia law, decrying hatred of homosexuals, and fighting the abuse and murder of women is, apparently (at least in the minds of my accusers) a wholesale condemnation of Islam itself.

The episode is equally condemning of all sides involved in the matter, including the Japanese whalers themselves and the activists who fight against them.

It was widely praised, and equally widely condemned – the Vatican put it on the Index of Prohibited Books rather more readily than it might have done most works of amateur theologising, and it was condemned by the puritan Alexander Ross in his Medicus Medicatus (The Doctor, Doctored).

Abortion rights groups were equally adamant in condemning Dr. Gosnell.

Going into the elections the party was adrift, afraid to embrace the tainted president but equally afraid to condemn him.

We continue to be transfixed by upper-crust lifestyles in a primitive, almost unconscious way, equally covetous and condemning of all that glitters, just out of reach.