Sentence examples for more condemnatory elements from inspiring English sources

"The first draft contained many more condemnatory elements than the final outcome," a source said.

Conservative reviewers of the three books seemed more condemnatory than writers from the opposition benches.

What's more, both Democrats and Republicans were more condemnatory of the government than finance, to varying degrees.

Leth also says he has been criticised for not being more condemnatory of the gun-toting brothers.

I will add to that diplomatic sentiment a rather more condemnatory one: it is bizarre that the global media has interpreted vague, off-the-cuff remarks to a journalist as further evidence of Francis's apparently fluffy and progressive papacy.

Yet with the advent of the 19th Century, tastes shifted and war art became much darker and more condemnatory.

For example, we are far more condemnatory in blaming and punishing someone for an act we regard as caused by an enduring trait, motive, or inclination than one we regard as caused by a fleeting feeling, which is less deeply a part of that person.

I know the more vicious elements hide their identities..

He takes an often irreverent view of more orthodox elements.

More popular elements of the law are less widely recognized.

"They embody New York's history while embracing more updated elements".