Sentence examples for the time condemned from inspiring English sources

An editorial in the Times of India at the time condemned "the growing power of bullying self-appointed censors" displaying "a Victorian hangover with a Taliban temperament".

The US vice‑president, Joe Biden, who was in Jerusalem at the time, condemned the Israeli announcement in unusually strong language.

An editorial in the Times of India newspaper at the time condemned "the growing power of bullying self-appointed censors" displaying "a Victorian hangover with a Taliban temperament".

The National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces, the main Syrian group for the opposition, which was meeting in Cairo at the time, condemned the bombings, as did its Western supporters, including the United States.

As an 18-year-old art student, I lived with a group in the city -- somewhat counterculturally -- on one floor of the dilapidated and, at the time, "condemned to the public" Palazzo Guinigi, for six weeks.

A celebration of the unplanned, improvised city of streets and corners, Jacobs's is a landscape that most urban-planning rhetoric of the time condemned as obsolete and slummy, something to be replaced by large-scale apartment blocks with balconies and inner-courtyard parks.

But Pat Buckley refused to do the most powerful thing she could do at the time: Condemn her husband's comments ― which he expanded upon in a column just two weeks before the AIDS benefit, saying AIDS was "self-inflicted," spread by "dope addicts" and "sex-driven gays".

In 1909, an editorial in The Times condemned smoking in subway stations, which was subsequently banned by the Board of Health -- a ban that the United States Tobacco Journal branded as "obtuse and reactionary paternalism".

A 1909, an editorial in The Times condemned smoking in subway stations, which was subsequently banned by the Board of Health — a ban that the United States Tobacco Journal branded as "obtuse and reactionary paternalism".

The Telegraph warned readers about "a deliberate attempt to molest the sexual education of children" (note the loaded use of "molest"), while the Times condemned the "malignant cause" of "extremists" promoting "sexual propaganda".

The day school accommodation was at that time condemned by the Board of Education as unfit for purpose and it was operating under a stay issued by the board.