Sentence examples for open condemnation from inspiring English sources

I am hopeful that a spasm of nastiness among a small minority of students here has been nipped in the bud by the open condemnation of the majority.

Mr. O'Leary reacted with open condemnation of the coal industry's "dismal" safety rec ord and what he called the Bureau of Mines' long history of passivity toward and col laboration with mine operators.

Even among Muslim fundamentalist movements, which ordinarily would have been expected to oppose the secular Iraqi regime, there was enthusiastic support for Iraq and open condemnation of the Americans and of the Saudis, who have been great benefactors to all Islamic movements in the region.

Further, I'm glad that both artists are talking about racial oppression and racial stigma, especially in an era where they're under tremendous commercial pressure to maintain broad appeal to non-black listeners and in a political climate that is hostile to open condemnations of racism".

Failure to do so would leave the UK open to condemnation by the European court.

Most particularly, Enrique left himself wide open for condemnation by allowing Messi and Neymar to return to training just two days before the game following an extended Christmas break, and then leaving them out of his starting line-up.

The painful techniques (which, in the case of mouth-feeding, required the use of steel gags to force the mouth open) brought condemnation from suffragists and medical professionals.

The deals prompted an open letter of condemnation by figures such as Mark Rylance.

A tepid reaction would have left the league open to nationwide condemnation and inquiries from outside entities (like Congress).

It may be that their evil effects have been exaggerated, and that, though their use is usually attended with more or less danger, it is by no means open to universal condemnation.

It must be borne in mind that the goods which the defendant was engaged in selling, to wit, pictures and picture frames, are open to no condemnation, and are unchallenged subjects of commerce.