Sentence examples for uniformly condemned from inspiring English sources

The candidates largely suspended their campaigning and uniformly condemned the killings, as well as the murders of three French soldiers — two Muslims and a black man — apparently by the same man.

Although it is true that some popes and patristic authors have instigated and abetted war, such examples come from recent times, not from the early Christian leaders, who uniformly condemned war.

If Alito said that about any other group, it would be uniformly condemned as blatant bigotry.

When the blogosphere and social media uniformly condemned the prosecution, the government relented, and on appeal suspended her sentence and freed her on the spot.

Republicans, who after midterm election gains will take control of the Senate in January, have uniformly condemned Obama's plan to give deportation relief to as many as 5 million undocumented immigrants.

What is less clear is if this role actually gave him the influence he believed he had with the wily Mandela, at a time when African nations were uniformly condemning Mrs Thatcher.

In the long run, torture will continue playing a destructive role in Syria, even after the conflict ends, unless Syrian society uniformly condemns it and works to reform current and future practices.

Reaction from contributors was almost uniformly hostile, condemning the plans as "horrifying" and Morgan's post as "patronising".

Chiropractors who responded to this survey did not uniformly support or condemn the practice of health product sale and, consistent with this engaged in product sales to varying extents.

He was roundly condemned.

She condemned any sabotage.