Sentence examples for thoroughly condemned from inspiring English sources

The EU high representative for foreign affairs, Baroness Ashton, "thoroughly condemned" the assassination yesterday.

It was remarkable to hear the war so thoroughly condemned in the measured tones of the British establishment.

A great paradox of Obama's America is that racism has been so thoroughly condemned that it only rarely receives public attention.

He now sometimes wonders, if it had been thoroughly condemned at the time, whether things might have turned out differently: if the assaults on women like Tove, all those years later, might have been avoided.

ONLY after you've read through the book-size decision that so thoroughly condemns the New York City public schools and everyone responsible for them does it hit you.

"We thoroughly repudiate and condemn his statement and what we believe are his failed attempts to incite loyal American Muslims in the military," he said.

Instead of being condemned, this class of medications should be thoroughly evaluated, and government funds should be placed into carefully planned and conducted research of medications that are safer and more effective.

Her view was immediately condemned by the Refugee Council, which described the proposals as "thoroughly chilling".

People of different faiths came to the mosque and showed their solidarity, and Muslims overwhelmingly and without reservation condemned the appalling barbarity which was carried out by these two men, with a thoroughly distorted, warped view of their religion".

Malcolm Turnbull has condemned Joe Hockey's proposal that first-home buyers be able to dip into their superannuation as a "thoroughly bad idea", contradicting Tony Abbott, who called it a "perfectly good and respectable" one.

(He condemned the attack).