Sentence examples for long condemnation from inspiring English sources

Although Jefferson wrote a long condemnation of slavery, it was deleted from the final version adopted by the Continental Congress.

The song -- a four-minute long condemnation of then-Tunisian ruler Ben Ali's 30-year reign -- calls out the nation's brutal police force and the government's alleged kleptocracy.

Yet our decade-long condemnation has fallen on deaf ears.

Many of the Colorado legislators aligned with ADF were part of an unofficial "hearing" in November focused largely on the CMP smear videos, that turned into a day-long condemnation of Planned Parenthood.

THE European Union's foreign ministers on March 3rd were long on condemnation of Russia's takeover of Ukraine, but short on tangible responses.

Western governments have been long on condemnation and short on action".

The case has long provoked international condemnation.

He has a long history of condemnation, including attacks on reggae ("vile"), Elton John ("bring me his head"), Band Aid ("diabolical"), dance music ("the refuge for the mentally deficient"), Chinese people ("a subspecies") and many, many more.

SeaWorld has long drawn the condemnation of animal advocates who say that life in a tank is a cruel, stressful fate for animals as large and intelligent as orcas.

The Times insists it is paying full freight for its 99-year lease on the land and that the land has long been scheduled for condemnation by the state anyway.

Her resumption of long skirts drew the condemnation of such dress-reform leaders as Gerrit Smith and Lydia Sayer Hasbrouk, who accused her of sacrificing principle for the sake of pleasing a husband.