Sentence examples for sternly condemned from inspiring English sources

There are many societies in which marriage is considered a less-permanent arrangement and in which extramarital sex is less sternly condemned.

In his earliest public addresses and in his first public mass, Francis called for spiritual renewal within the church and greater attention to the plight of the poor, and he sternly condemned the forces that diverted the church from its ministry and set it at risk of becoming a "pitiful NGO".

He must celebrate civil rights and sternly condemn the abuses of the past.

Meanwhile, when Catholics complain about their adoption agencies being obliged to consider gay couples as potential parents, it is the apostle's first letter to the Corinthians, in which he sternly condemns "arsenokoitai", or "men who double as women", that is surely uppermost in their minds.

They sternly condemn the advocacy for the use of condoms against unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases in favour of abstinence-only sexual education.

Ms. Quinn, who is a likely, and leading, candidate to run for the Democratic nomination for mayor in 2013, quickly condemned the treatment of the leaf-letters in a sternly worded letter to the carriage drivers' union, Teamsters Local 553.

(He condemned the attack).

Politicians condemned his appeal.

He was roundly condemned.

She condemned any sabotage.

Ibrahim condemned the attackers.