Sentence examples for felt condemnation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Snowden's casual and profane, but apparently strongly felt, condemnation of leaks is an intriguing clue to his political evolution.

Don't feel condemned for past wrongs: "There is, therefore, no condemnation in Christ Jesus".

Mr. Henderson said that state leaders felt that condemnation was the only option because under Mr. Anthony's proposal, public access to the waterfalls would have been limited to a 100-foot-wide path along the river.

Remember the only way you can have this conversation is that Jon feels no condemnation from you, so be sweet.

GPs were open in how they experienced the tailored interventions and particularly the negative comments felt as a condemnation, because the interviewers had offered the interventions and support.

And when the S.E.C. quoted embarrassing love notes Mr. Tourre sent to his girlfriend, some jurors felt sympathy rather than condemnation.

Her death felt like a personal condemnation.

Jon Stewart's Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear in Washington on Oct. 30, 2010, didn't really resonate with me: it was too close to the cults of personality he was lampooning to actually feel like a condemnation.

When the mother of the martyred girl (Lili Taylor) shows a savviness about TV movie rights when talking to a publisher, it didn't feel like a condemnation of her sincerity but just a reflection of how even newbies just rescued from a natural disaster know their parts when news cameras are rolling.

Even the International Rugby Board, generally protective of the men charged with making instant decisions under  extreme pressure, has felt driven to join the chorus of condemnation.

That condemnation added to the pressure felt when the European Union's foreign ministers met in Brussels on July 22nd to consider its response.