Sentence examples for far from condemning from inspiring English sources

Nigeria's political elite, far from condemning them, invariably defend the security forces' conduct.

Far from condemning, others acknowledge they owe their careers to the emotional catastrophe of their education.

As for his players surrounding the referee in protest, far from condemning their actions, Grant insisted: "I like their reaction.

Far from condemning child marriage, the Saudi monarchy itself has a long history of marrying very young girls.

Far from condemning the stories, the minutes of the meeting record Wright congratulating Middup for the case he had been making.

Far from condemning her as a sinner, Baylor offered Ms. Griner "our admiration, appreciation and support," as the university's director of media communications, Lori W. Fogleman, wrote in an e-mail this week.

The fact that his words were far from universally condemned was a reminder of how socially conservative many Polish voters remain.

Fey was far from alone in condemning the murders at Charlie Hebdo.

Thus far, condemning the merger seems nearly universal.

No wonder that readers of Turkish newspapers, far from writing in to condemn the president's caprice, have inundated the letters-pages with statements of warm support.Indeed, the Turkish press reveals a surprising sang froid in the face of Turkey's current straits.

The critics, far from praising novelty of effects, condemned deviation from the standard poetic diction which was established by the Kokinshū and consisted of some 2,000 words and insisted on absolute adherence to the poetic codes first formulated in the 10th century.