Sentence examples for language of condemnation from inspiring English sources

When someone speaks to you in the language of condemnation, name-calling, or dominance, you can always hear what they say as an expression of their unmet needs.

If anything, the ambiguously translated language of his condemnation — which was challenged by some in Iran, including the Fars news agency, run by the Revolutionary Guards — only seemed to entangle him in a dispute he had hoped to avoid.

His argument instead relied substantially on the language of empirical uncertainty rather than moral condemnation.

Mr. Vaughn said this kind of condemnation was hypocritical because it attacked the movie's language while essentially forgiving its violence.

The language echoes his condemnation of "predatory" capitalism in a speech last year to his party conference, an approach was subsequently adopted approach by coalition figures and which has been regarded in some quarters as one of his more successful attempts to carve out a distinctive policy niche, along with a pledge to stand up for the "squeezed middle".

It is that worthy of condemnation".

An almanac of condemnation, if you will.

"The spectre of condemnation hangs over all property," she wrote.

President Barack Obama did not utter a word of condemnation.

Arab leaders did not utter a word of condemnation.

But that was soon overtaken by a deluge of condemnation.