Sentence examples for subtle condemnation from inspiring English sources
For this reason, most of the rabbinic commentary on this verse sees in the wording a subtle condemnation of Balaam.
With all that said, millions of moviegoers -- many of whom are peeved by our president's subtle condemnation of the Iraq War -- are vehement in the film's defense.
On one wall hung several dozen painted dinner plates, each bearing an image of Fidel Castro in a different act of copulation — a none-too-subtle condemnation of the communist leader's policies by Cuban artist Esterio Segura.
He just watched a Sofia Coppola film and feels that, while her skills with pacing and characterization are undeniable, she continually displays a subtle but mean-spirited condemnation of life styles she doesn't directly subscribe to.
Their unalloyed condemnation of every aspect of life in Nauru is not subtle.
It was, as I say, a subtle point, subtly voiced by Camus, readily misheard as either too-easy condemnation or a too-cheap forgiveness.
Crucially, there was no knee-jerk condemnation – we'd moved far beyond that – but compassion and honest, subtle debate, and I only wish other morning phone-in (radio and TV) programmes could manage similar levels of, if you'll excuse me, sobriety: an impassioned and vital tale.
Reaction to the events of Monday night, both in Rio and Sao Paulo - where there were smaller demonstrations on this occasion - has been mixed; outright condemnation in political circles and in the mainstream media mixed with more subtle reflections from other groups involved in the protests.
Condemnation is not enough".
It provoked widespread condemnation.
