Sentence examples for explicitly condemned from inspiring English sources

They formed a new party, Sortu, which has explicitly condemned any future use of violence by Eta.

The real difficulty for the church is that homosexuality, like all sex outside marriage, is explicitly condemned in the Bible.

Because their treatment began before the Health Department explicitly condemned the practice, they have been allowed to continue.

He said: "None of the corporate sponsors have explicitly condemned the Russian anti-gay law or homophobic violence in Russia.

But one of the invited guests, Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua, archbishop of Philadelphia, explicitly condemned abortion and implicitly indicted marriage between homosexuals.

And no, that's not a caricature: Last year the Texas G.O.P. explicitly condemned efforts to teach "critical thinking skills," because, it said, such efforts "have the purpose of challenging the student's fixed beliefs and undermining parental authority".

Trump received widespread condemnation for claiming there was violence "on many sides" in Charlottesville, without explicitly condemning the white supremacist groups that included Ku Klux Klan members and neo-Nazis that precipitated the violence.

He didn't explicitly endorse violence, but he didn't explicitly condemn it either.

The move created another quandary for the Obama administration, which obliquely criticized the Saudi action without explicitly condemning the kingdom, its most important Arab ally.

But he did not, as Israeli officials were quick to point out, explicitly condemn or forbid attacks against Israelis, civilians or soldiers, inside the occupied territories.

"Where Is the Voice Coming From?" is one of Welty's best stories because it dares to take these views seriously without ever explicitly condemning them.