Sentence examples for more condemnation from inspiring English sources

The plans for E1 have brought even more condemnation elsewhere in Europe.

The book after that landed her on the shortlist for an Arabic version of the Booker Prize but stirred more condemnation, and today Ms. Hassan isn't allowed travel outside the country.

But in a sign of the changing dynamics of the race, the Democrat who received more condemnation was Jon S. Corzine, whose $30 million in campaign spending has shattered records for a Senate candidate.

When it comes to making the case for understanding, mercy, pardon, Team Jesse clearly has a stronger case than Team Walt: At bottom, the younger man's sins and crimes are the sins and crimes of a weak personality rather than a strong one, and the strong always deserve more condemnation than the weak who end up in their thrall.

But she reserved even more condemnation for Walker's fights against unions in Wisconsin, suggesting that Republican governors like him had made their name "stomping on workers' rights".

Romans 8 1, "There is therefore no more condemnation to them which are in Christ, who walk not after the flesh, but after the Spirit".

"We want from them deeds and actions, not more condemnations and promises," said Abdul Rahman, who joined thousands in protests in the capital on Friday.

Yet in recent years Human Rights Watch has written far more condemnations of Israel for violations of international law than of any other country in the region.

We'll know Obama's "engagement" is succeeding at the U.N. Human Rights Council when it starts cranking out more condemnations of China, Cuba, Sudan, Iran and Saudi Arabia than of, say, America and Israel.

The Council controlled by the Organization of the Islamic Conference has adopted more condemnations of Israel than all other 191 U.N. states combined, while terminating human rights investigations on the likes of Iran, Cuba and Belarus.

And there were more condemnations on Wednesday.