Sentence examples for makes condemnation from inspiring English sources

Lord knows what he must be like when back in Los Angeles — which, as Alvin describes it, makes condemnation to hell look a lot like a lateral move.

That is a far lower number than in most of the world's conflicts, and a fact that makes condemnation of Israel in Europe seem all the more disproportionate.

That makes their condemnations more than a little hollow ― and their outrage a little hard to take seriously.

Mr. Bové led a delegation that appeared alongside Yasir Arafat during Israel's military assault on Mr. Arafat's headquarters a few months ago, but he made no condemnation of Palestinian encouragement of suicide bombings against Israelis.

Make your condemnation swift, adamant and loud.

When pressed to take a position at a press conference, she repeatedly refused to make any condemnation.

The problem was not that Suez distracted US attention from Hungary but that it made the condemnation of Soviet actions very difficult.

This condescending attitude will produce condemnation the moment you make an error.

However, the court ruled today that Sumption's letter could be made public - and this makes clear the condemnation of MI5 by the Master of the Rolls.

Even if it was Lord Oakeshott's decision alone to commission the polling, it makes Mr Cable's condemnation of these actions yesterday - when he called them "reprehensible" - look politically convenient and perhaps a little unconvincing.

But in the abstract, this sort of condemnation makes a certain kind of sense.