Sentence examples for immediate condemnation from inspiring English sources

The proposal drew immediate condemnation from critics.

The announcement drew immediate condemnation from human rights groups.

His pronouncements brought immediate condemnation from humanists and secularists, and some other religious groups.

News of the abduction prompted immediate condemnation from government officials, friends and supporters of the Taseer family.

Not only did it attract the immediate condemnation of Lady Thatcher, it was roundly denounced by the Tory-leaning press.

The piece, which was titled "Bailout Bank Blows Millions Partying in L.A.," sparked immediate condemnation of Northern Trust.

However, his theory has the resources to (a) condemn particular manifestations of bad attitudes, even when they do not have their typically bad direct consequences, (b) immediately ("intrinsically") despise them, (c) judge that such immediate condemnations are warranted, and thereby (d) constitute new, reflective and cognitively loaded affective-ideational-motor attitudes of condemnation.

The helicopter attack prompted immediate condemnations from the Palestinians.

And at home in New York City, Mr. Giuliani's remarks drew immediate condemnations from some of his traditional critics, like the Manhattan borough president, C. Virginia Fields, and the Rev. Al Sharpton.

The shootings drew immediate condemnations from leaders of marches that have occurred almost nightly in New York to protest what critics say is police abuse of power.

"The immediate condemnations from left, right and center affirmed that there is no confusion about right and wrong here," Ryan wrote.