Sentence examples for most condemnation from inspiring English sources

These practices – all harmful, many illegal – are some of the more shocking examples of gender disparity and they rightfully attract the most condemnation.

But most condemnation has been rightly reserved for Ferguson, cited as a disruptive influence by the former Rangers manager Paul Le Guen.

Mitt Romney, Michele Bachmann, Jon M. Huntsman Jr. and Herman Cain all criticized the president's decision, with Mr. Romney issuing the most strident condemnation.

And that the funniest, most bitter condemnation of their prime minister comes from the British media.

For example, Christianity is regularly subjected to the most scathing condemnation.

Senator Charles J. Fuschillo Jr. of Long Island delivered perhaps the most animated condemnation: "Stop!

"A massive presence will be the most resounding condemnation of the Golden Dawn murderers of Pavlos Fissas," Syriza said.

It was his most explicit condemnation of Palestinian violence recently and appeared to signal his intention to chart a different strategy following the death of Yasir Arafat.

Rousseff acquitted herself of the loudest, most public condemnation yet by a world leader of spying by the NSA, the GCHQ and associated intelligence services.

Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff delivered the loudest, most public condemnation yet by a world leader of spying by the NSA, the GCHQ and associated intelligence services.

The comments by the Kenyan human rights veteran are among the most outspoken condemnation of events in Mauritania by the international community in recent years.