Sentence examples for simple condemnation from inspiring English sources

But Miller didn't write a simple condemnation of informing, Mr. Bigsby added.

So here's the next challenge, beyond simple condemnation, for Westminster, the Dáil and for Stormont.

The degree of malignity varies in the villains, and they are never merely villainous, since we are taken into their twisted imaginations in ways that foreclose simple condemnation.

However, the very fact that the practice is so widespread commands more than simple condemnation.

But the depiction of that world in director Stephen Frears' tour de force is no simple condemnation nor exaltation: the charms and moral ambiguities of France's Belle Epoch co-exist in this rendering of a gilded age at its apogee, most completely in the glowing figure of Michelle Pfeiffer as Léa de Lonval, an exquisite courtesan about to age out of her profession.

I sidestepped the matter until we got to Wallace's book, which makes a good case that my students' simple condemnations were wrong; that it was, in some ways, worse than that.

In fact in that same conversation about sin someone suggested that religious opprobrium of, say, homosexuals is not bigotry, but something else, protected from condemnation as simple bigotry might deserve.

They are simple, stark and highly political: condemnations of political chicanery and double-dealing, corporate greed and global inequality.

However, most of us have created and believe so many stories of self-limitation and self-condemnation that it isn't simple.

"He was aware of Nancy's past but he was such a sophisticate that he regarded others' condemnation of her as provincialism, pure and simple".

One lawmaker after another offered a simple message, which Republicans are counting on to reverse the tide of public condemnation: Republicans want to negotiate, but the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, and Mr. Obama will not.