Sentence examples for robustly condemned from inspiring English sources

While she apparently enjoyed the work and was good at it, in later essays she robustly condemned the business of creating need where none existed.

Robustly condemning the Government and SFO stance, the judges said: "So bleak a picture of the impotence of the law invites at least dismay, if not outrage".

"Maybe if I had been a smarter, more careful thinker about how people could interpret it, I would have qualified it and condemned it more robustly," he said.

It's the task of governments everywhere to hold the line, to see such activities are robustly regulated, their entrepreneurs honoured when they do well by society as well as themselves, jailed if they commit fraud, condemned when their legal manoeuvres are transparently immoral as some of King Phil's have been – despite protests of injured innocence.

(He condemned the attack).

Politicians condemned his appeal.

He was roundly condemned.

She condemned any sabotage.

Ibrahim condemned the attackers.

Human Rights Watch condemned the sentence.

Mexico condemned his execution.