Sentence examples for under condemnation from inspiring English sources

Personal hygiene also fell under condemnation among ascetics.

Clarets, Burgundies & Rhine wines came under condemnation because too corked for use.

They often talk about those who disagree or live contrary to their understanding of what is "righteous" as those who are under condemnation from God.

Roger Stone, leader of Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, announced the investigation after the Labour-run authority came under mounting condemnation from political leaders including Education Secretary Michael Gove and Labour leader Ed Miliband.

With more refugees in the world than at any time since World War II, Australia's treatment of asylum seekers and refugees particularly our use of offshore processing centres on Nauru and Manus Island has come under global condemnation.

Or, do we remain under the condemnation of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in his Letter from a Birmingham Jail of a moderate community who, "more cautious than courageous and have remained silent behind the anesthetizing security of stained-glass windows"?

His open support of the revolutionary Paris Commune (1871) led to his condemnation under military law.

Hereafter, in his novels, Houellebecq's will to generalize smothers the real world under a blanket condemnation, and his determination to invent a more congenial one grows.

The government came under harsh international condemnation for initially covering up the disease when it came to light in southern China last winter.

The new administration set out the larger goal to revamp detention and interrogation practices that had drawn international condemnation under the Bush administration.

Few of these letters, as we think, can be put under any one of the heads of exception to the general rule which we have laid down above; a few, perhaps, but a few only, may be saved from condemnation under the third.