Sentence examples for mainstream condemnation from inspiring English sources

Re "The Dixie Walker She Knew," April 11: As a University of Kentucky basketball fan, because of the continuing mainstream condemnation of Coach Adolph Rupp, I can relate to the Walker family's quandary regarding the perception of Dixie Walker as a racist.

The accompanying music video for "Erotica" also suffered of the mainstream condemnation due to its explicit sexual imagery.

C-51 has been the subject of petitions, widespread criticism in the mainstream media and condemnation by lawyers and civil rights advocates.

Britain's mainstream politicians united in condemnation of the BNP after the party won two seats in the European parliament.

Mr Obama is surely aware that in the eyes of several powerful interpretive communities, particularly those of active liberals and of the mainstream media, full-throated condemnations of Republicans sound partisan and upsetting, while careful denunciations of "extremism" and calls for pragmatic compromise sound mature and comforting.

And in one sense, he's right: our book is an implicit condemnation of a certain, mainstream, version of English culture.

Yet even before 1948, he said, there was sharp condemnation of terrorism from the mainstream Zionist leadership and within the society.

Although the latter is from Senator McCain's former chief of staff, conservatives have a point when they say most of the condemnation comes from liberals in the "mainstream media".

But that matters little in mainstream Pakistan, where public discourse rings with thunderous condemnations of breached sovereignty and civilian casualties.

Reaction to the events of Monday night, both in Rio and Sao Paulo - where there were smaller demonstrations on this occasion - has been mixed; outright condemnation in political circles and in the mainstream media mixed with more subtle reflections from other groups involved in the protests.

Abroad, the trial received little mention in mainstream press, but Communist newspapers were unanimous in their condemnation.