Underneath his welcoming demeanor, was he like a cartoon version of Wright, full of condemnation and loyal only to his race?
The Bible is full of condemnation for this vile practice; the prophets cried out that the true God wants compassion and mercy, not child sacrifice.
"But what if there's an emergency?!" This is never a calm inquiry -- more statement than question, less curiosity than accusation, full of condemnation and empty of concern.
It was a downer, but the audience found a restorative within the hour in Mr. Feagin's presidential address, a paean to "societal usefulness," chock-full of condemnations of racism, sexism, exploitation, domination, resource inequality, environmental degradation and other sins.
COMMENTS about her on Chinese blogs are full of obscenities, condemnations and threats.
An analytic paper that carefully examines evidence and argues a logical point has no reason for a final sentence full of emotional outburst, praise, or condemnation.
Donald Trump was the first of the two men to react, though the response was a four-word gut-reaction tweet a few minutes after 8am: "Fidel Castro is dead!" A fuller response came nearly three hours later, and took the form of a full-throated condemnation of human rights abuses by the Castro regime.
Rather, the real John Roberts was the one who as part of that same opinion — not the part that ultimately counted — issued a full-throated condemnation of Congress's exercise of its commerce power to have enacted the mandate in the first place.
The new sanctions "will bring to bear the full condemnation of the United States Congress so that Putin finally understands that the U.S. will not tolerate his behavior any longer," Democratic Senator Bob Menendez said.
It must be acknowledged that there are some situations in which we accept that it would be justifiable to violate the law, or at the very least in which the circumstances would mitigate against our full condemnation of a violation.
