Sentence examples for scathing condemnation from inspiring English sources
For example, Christianity is regularly subjected to the most scathing condemnation.
Indeed, the kingdom's Council of Ulema, or religious scholars, recently issued a scathing condemnation of attacks on non-Muslim civilians as a form of deviancy.
Her position is noteworthy, given the special counsel investigations of her and her husband, and her scathing condemnation of them in her memoir.
An account of the horrors and injustices that the author witnessed during the brutal Nazi occupation of Kiev from 1941 to 1944, the work is a scathing condemnation of both Nazi and Soviet policies toward Ukraine in that period.
The hot-button issue over Ms. Walters's seemingly close relationship with Ms. Jaafari comes as the White House issued a scathing condemnation of the latest civilian massacre it said was carried out by the Assad-led Syrian government.
A grand jury charged with reviewing the facts of the Hoffman case not only indicted the two murder suspects, Green and Bradshaw, but also took the highly unusual step of issuing a scathing condemnation of the police department's conduct.
"You know what?" one legislative staff member said last week, bristling at the governor's scathing condemnations.
MINSK, Belarus — The government of President Aleksandr G. Lukashenko on Monday carried out a sweeping crackdown on opposition leaders and their supporters, making arrests that drew scathing condemnations from Western governments and seemed to imperil recent efforts to improve relations.
After the self-flagellation and scathing international condemnation - many said India had become the world's rape capital - there is an increasing realisation that rape is a deeply complex problem and blights all countries.
The government of Myanmar has been singled out in the last month for an exceptionally scathing round of condemnation from the United Nations General Assembly, international trade unions, human rights groups and military leaders in Thailand.
Indian politicians and sections of the country's media have been scathing in their condemnation of Ireland's handling of the case and are calling for Delhi to act.
