Sentence examples for exactly condemn from inspiring English sources

Weisman doesn't exactly endorse this idea, nor does he exactly condemn it.

While the Administration voted for an Organization of American States resolution urging strict adherence to the constitution in Venezuela, it did not exactly condemn the coup plotters, many of whom it knew pretty well.

But she also wouldn't exactly condemn the previous one.

But she also wouldn't exactly condemn the waterboarding and other atrocities that happened behind closed doors.

They've lost their confidence over how exactly to condemn Ed Miliband.

Tempier's condemnation has gained great symbolic meaning in the minds of modern intellectual historians, and possibly for this reason, there is still considerable disagreement about what motivated Tempier to promulgate his prohibition, what exactly was condemned, and who the targets were.

The novel explores what persuades people not to follow their inclinations, but does not exactly recommend or condemn "persuasion".

Albert Cheng, a columnist and radio commentator, wrote in the South China Morning Post, "It is not exactly fair to condemn Hong Kong officials for having failed to condemn terrorism, though whether their wording could be stronger is a matter of judgment".

He knew exactly how far to condemn or praise emperors and prophets who had lived 1,600 years before him.

But she talks about Putin with the same carefulness you'd use to talk about your most problematic friend she won't praise him, exactly, but won't condemn him either.

The loss of life is "regrettable," of course, but not condemned, exactly.