Ten days later, after condemnation from the president and a raft of headlines from tabloids runny with puns ("Weiner Exposed, Weinerer: I'll Stick it Out", "Obama Beats Weiner") he told Congress he would resign.
Decades later that condemnation is largely a memory (as are some of those forests) and it is possible to see "Heaven's Gate" for what it is: a film with greatness in it but also longueurs, a fascinating artifact and a monument to Mr. Cimino's towering ambitions, as much for himself as for his art.
Later, after public condemnation had descended upon him – and after he realised that not only had he offended the public, but may have committed a crime, Peterson made a statement as plaintive as it is bewildered: "I never imagined being in a position where the world is judging my parenting skills, or calling me a child abuser," he said.
Nuclear tests carried out by India in May 1998 and similar tests by Pakistan just weeks later provoked international condemnation and concern over the stability of the region.
He later compared the condemnation of Saudi officials to the sexual assault accusations against his most recent Supreme Court pick, Brett Kavanaugh.
But after facing condemnation from Western allies, Poroshenko just hours later began to backpedal and removed six European journalists from the list.
Acknowledge that He lived without sin, died in our place, on the cross for our sins and rose 3 days later, freeing us from condemnation, and giving us His free gift of eternal life.
The M23 captured Goma on Nov. 20 and, after intense international condemnation, left the city less than two weeks later.
The Oxford Condemnations were later interpreted as a campaign against Thomism (Callus 1955), but this interpretation has been challenged (Wilshire 1964).
