Sentence examples for general condemnation from inspiring English sources

He resigned amid general condemnation, which was tempered by respect for his frank avowal of responsibility.

"Intimacy" won the top prize at the Berlin International Film Festival, and drew general condemnation in the British press.

UN Security Council resolutions of June 9 and 18, as part of a general condemnation of South African racial policies, requested clemency for the convicted men.

Then he backed away from that claim, settling for a general condemnation of Abbas's recent decision to bring Hamas into a unity government.

Citing "the deaths of noncombatant men, women and children," he said the American bombing campaign "merits the general condemnation of mankind".

Beginning with a charge of corruption, the process evolved into a general condemnation of Mr. Wahid's term, which has been criticized for its eccentricity, incompetence and drift.

General condemnations of the situation continue to roll in, with Charles P. Pierce railing on Grantland.com against the mass piety at Penn State in the aftermath of the scandal and Jeff MacGregor of ESPN.com puncturing the idea of football as character-building.

Sessions has long held retrograde views on marijuana and the war on drugs, and his nomination as attorney general had received near universal condemnation from advocates in favor of progressive drug policy.

[ 52] As such, policy makers can safely use the concept of human dignity to reflect general unspecified condemnation.

The worst example, a £12.7 billion project to improve the health service's systems, has now been partially abandoned; but the Ministry of Defence is still struggling with a project that is currently £180m over budget.Blame the paymaster, mostlyThat said, it is worth adding two qualifications to the general chorus of condemnation.

But his condemnation was general as well.