Sentence examples for mostly condemning from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, a day prior to the publication of Kate's nipples, on September 13, the Los Angeles Times ran on its cover a photograph of the mortally wounded U.S. ambassador to Libya, J. Christopher Stevens, which prompted furious and spirited reader response, mostly condemning the paper's news judgment or lack thereof.

The scientific community has generally condemned the cull, mostly on the basis of by-catch.

Homosexuality is legal in Russia, but it is mostly hidden, little understood and generally condemned.

(The stray protesters outside the convention hall on Wednesday focused mostly on condemning the platform elements related to abortion, not gay rights).

The jury generally condemns the GM cotton.

Since the Observer broke the story about novelist Julie Myerson's new book, a memoir of the destructive effect on their family that her teenaged son's cannabis use has had (resulting, ultimately, in their decision to force him to leave home), commentators have been queuing up, mostly to condemn, but in a few cases defend, the writer's disclosure of the family's personal affairs.

Within the first hour of their attempted bake sale, they were surrounded by students, mostly students of color, condemning them for what they believe is a racist demonstration.

Posts about "Ferguson" were mostly rightful outrage or news articles condemning the Grand Jury decision, accurately portraying my liberal community.

Environmentalists are condemning the deal too, mostly because it doesn't crack down on climate change.

For 40 years Iran has seen Israel sitting behind its stockpile of nuclear weapons and watched as the West kept mostly silent, while at the same time condemning India, Pakistan, China, North Korea and, now, Iran.This has been the ultimate in international double standards.

The Malay press, mostly owned by UMNO, also ran articles condemning the questioning of the social contract.