Sentence examples for point of condemning from inspiring English sources

Mr Habibie made a point of condemning the violence against the Chinese during his state-of-the-nation address on August 15th.

But Jeffrey is a devout Southern Baptist, attending church several times each week, where, he says, the pastor seems to make a point of condemning homosexuality.

During his Washington visit, Mr. Aliyev made a point of condemning what he called the outsized influence of the Armenian lobby.

Staged as if it were a breezy period sex comedy, the production suffers from the depth-denying bad faith that the play makes a point of condemning.

Meanwhile, he complained that Hamas had conducted no internal investigation of its firing of rockets at Israeli civilians, that it continued to launch such rockets and that the council should make a point of condemning those attacks.

At the opening ceremony attended by José Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission, and Koichiro Matsuura, director-general of UNESCO, the UN agency for cultural heritage Antonis Samaras, the current Greek culture minister, made a point of condemning the 19th-century "looting" of treasures from the Acropolis.

He makes a point of not condemning followers of the tradition, perhaps because he spent most of his life regarding the cutting of a girl's genitals as a normal part of her upbringing.

At this point, we are in danger of condemning the human condition, which embraces life and death, on the grounds that it has a tragic side, namely death.

John and Cindy McCain get it too, which is why both last week made a point (he on "The Daily Show," she on "Today") of condemning negative campaigning.

By this point, Gualtiero has felled Ernesto in battle, then surrendered to an offstage judiciary that is in the process of condemning him to the block.

Gliding gracefully up a rocky pathway, she pointed out the anarchic jumble of condemned homes, makeshift shanties and corroding shelter boxes.