Sentence examples for some condemnation from inspiring English sources

That won't happen to Gove, even if he does provoke some condemnation from his audience.

The Morsi death sentence was met with some condemnation from Sisi's newfound friends.

It sparked some condemnation but was among the first films showing an erection to make it past the British censors.

Searching for news, the press corps daily lobs gentle pitches to Mr. Bush in search of some condemnation that sounds like news.

American officials have been playing down prospects for any sweeping change emerging from the conference, suggesting that the greatest expected pressure on Tehran will be if a majority of countries endorse the treaty and there is some condemnation of Iran, even if it is rejected by a few "outliers" and does not make it into the final document.

Brien theorised that some condemnation the film received may have been due to public frustration with the legal system, as the film achieves justice for the victim, whereas no one was ever convicted of raping Leigh, citing the film as an example of why sensitivity and care must be taken when fictionalising an actual crime.

Some condemnations carried nationalistic overtones.

Because the Palestinians were willing to get back into talks, they were not enthusiastically pushing some big condemnation of Israel.

And for using the gay cause in such a callous way, he does deserve some possible condemnation.

I have nightmares that one of these Sundays I'll wake up in some Texas condemnation station like Pastor Charles L. Worley's in North Carolina, and that I'll have to end it by walking out of a hate-filled speech like so many I've weathered before, such as the one in the video embedded in this report in which Worley recommends rounding up gays and lesbians in concentration camps.

And yet, Trump has faced little-to-no recourse from his supporters and party, outside of some halfhearted condemnations.