Those words "failure" and "badly wrong" will sound like a weak and feeble form of condemnation to the many who feel the Iraq war should be condemned as a crime, a moral outrage, a terrible deception or as simply unforgivable.
A president's statement at the United Nations is considered a much weaker form of condemnation than sanctions.
(Jacobi, 1812 25: vol. 3, 341 44; 351–52) Such praises, however, turn out to be hollow — even a masked form of condemnation.
Furthermore, it is reasonable to assume that evildoers not only deserve the greatest form of moral condemnation but also the greatest form of punishment.
First, since ascriptions of evil are the greatest form of moral condemnation, when the term 'evil' is misapplied we subject someone to a particularly harsh judgement undeservedly.
The really sad thing is that as our team slipped into this form of self-condemnation, beating them up with its ugly stick, they averted their eyes and hearts from the Truth.
This form of unison is a sign of condemnation by all South Africans to the so so-called craft".
This from the same organization that has regularly indulged in the lowly crassness of Clinton sex jokes, their favorite form of sleaze-riddled condemnation.
Francis issued "the most severe condemnation of all forms of hatred" and said he was appalled "because this horrific violence took place in a church, a sacred place" and involved the "barbaric" killing of a priest.
At the Vatican, a spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi, said that Pope Francis was horrified at the "barbaric killing" of a priest and issued "the most severe condemnation of all forms of hatred".
