Sentence examples for much condemnation from inspiring English sources

How much condemnation do they deserve?

Perhaps because of this, much condemnation of promiscuity has an edge of envy.

The case has stirred so much condemnation that the top police official in Mumbai ordered an investigation into the arrests.

Not many garment factories have faced as much condemnation in the last year as Danmar Finishing in Brooklyn.

There was much condemnation of "extremism" and "intolerance" and "bigotry" and well-meaning words in praise of "diversity" and "openness" and "broad coalitions".

Its failure to recognise and protect the entitlement to privacy, set out in clause 3 of its code of practice, has attracted much condemnation of the PCC in the past.

Iran was among the countries that carried out public executions, drawing much international condemnation.

In the past two years, Erdoğan has attracted much international condemnation for his increasingly erratic and personalised authoritarianism.

That last assumption probably deserves a much stronger condemnation than the word "smelly".

This caused much interest, condemnation, certainly curiosity, every time a section of the great Russian novel arrived, mutilated, but readable, in the back part of the plane.

Discussion between non-experts is important, and generally I think there's too much public condemnation of those who use the wrong words.