Response to a recent report detailing surveillance of Muslim-Americans by the U.S. government has been swift and negative, with condemnation piling up from privacy and religious organizations alike.
Gay youth receive so much negative cultural feedback: condemnation by religion, exclusion from the military, stigma from blood banks, more limited employment and educational opportunities, no expectation to marry, lack of representation in entertainment media.
And maybe just one day, the phrase "you have such a pretty face" will be replaced with "you are gorgeous" -free of judgment, condemnation and nothing negative implied.
If the article used language that seemed explicitly negative against homeopathy (e.g., condemnation of the general area), it would be categorized as a "negative tone".
GPs were open in how they experienced the tailored interventions and particularly the negative comments felt as a condemnation, because the interviewers had offered the interventions and support.
In the GP's refusal may lie the potential for negative patient experiences of rejection and moral condemnation.
Results from our negative binomial models and scan statistics revealed that lung condemnation data were not useful for capturing trends in condemnations related to these outbreaks.
Fear of condemnation, stigma by society and the negative attitudes of health workers dissuade young people from seeking services where they exist.
(Expert #9, clinician) There was also moral condemnation of the particular impact that negative publicity has upon disadvantaged women.
Disapproval, resentment, contempt, "thinking ill of," and condemnation may be cited as examples of "negative" appraising attitudes.
