Sentence examples for points condemning from inspiring English sources

That's not to say these companies aren't doing anything: they've all released statements at various points condemning attacks on encryption; Facebook's WhatsApp has brought end-to-end encryption to more people – over 800 million – than any other service; and Google's engineering team has been a leader in securing much of the web in the post-Snowden era.

There is no point condemning the panic.

This year, I am not finger-pointing, condemning, mediating, or even commenting on 7/7.

The telephone, radio broadcasts and public education for women were at one point condemned as innovations wrought by the Devil.

It would be another three years before I read One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest so his literary reference was lost on me, but based on what I knew of my doctor, I figured Nurse Ratchet was a healthcare professional whom I would not like and at some point condemn to hell.

His campaign criticized Feingold's position against TPP, calling it an attempt to score "cheap political points by condemning this deal before he'd even read it".

In her superb book on the history of genocide, "A Problem from Hell," Samantha Power focuses on the astonishing fact that U.S. leaders always denounce massacres in the abstract or after they are over -- but, until Kosovo, never intervened in the 20th century to stop genocide and "rarely even made a point of condemning it as it occurred".

"I don't think there's any point in condemning her, or trying to silence her, or anything.

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

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.

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