Sentence examples for undoubtedly condemned from inspiring English sources
Webster's attempt to implicate three innocent men also caused outrage; O'Donnell commented that "public opinion, as a whole, undoubtedly condemned Kate Webster, as much, perhaps, for her attempts to bring three innocent men to the scaffold as for the actual murder itself".
Responding to the judge's remarks about the US definition of torture, Rabinder Singh QC, counsel for the three detainees and their families, said Britain and the European court of human rights would "undoubtedly condemn" many of the practices at Guantánamo.
That vision would undoubtedly be condemned by some as an establishment choice, but it would certainly be sensible, considering the overhyped alternative.
Even the recent scandals involving Jesse Jackson and Mr Clinton could help the party, by preparing the ground for a new, less tainted, generation of leaders.The Democrats will undoubtedly be condemned to wander in the wilderness for some time to come.
After the death of Private Chen, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff condemned hazing, and his comments undoubtedly have reverberated down the chain of command.
While it's undoubtedly gratifying to see Silicon Valley's more toxic qualities exposed and condemned for all to see, daylight alone isn't enough to dispel them.
Tabloid headlines of "baby mama" undoubtedly would be revived, and African-American family values would be roundly condemned as fundamentally risky for the White House.
Juve fan website Juventibus condemned Bonucci, although it pointed out his comments were undoubtedly motivated by his "paternalistic instincts" towards Kean.
While the "continued intentional discrimination" condemned in the Paycheck Fairness Act passed last week by the U.S. House of Representatives undoubtedly still occurs, it's a diminishing issue.
Yet Cole's position is undoubtedly weakened by the fact he has been left out of two games since Mourinho condemned Chelsea's performance at Newcastle.
(He condemned the attack).
