Sentence examples for usual condemnation from inspiring English sources

Even Mr. Lieberman, in his speech, retreated from his usual condemnation of the collapsed culture of Hollywood and instead played the partisan.

Palestinian forces would reassume control of security in these areas, as they have done in recent weeks in Bethlehem.Within an hour of the bus bombing, Mr Arafat rushed out his usual condemnation: "You know that the decision of the Palestinian leadership is that it is opposed to attacks against Palestinian and Israeli civilians".

In response to the planned event, which was cancelled after a massive backlash, we have yet again heard the typical Islamophobes scream the usual condemnation all over our televisions, our radios, our Twitter feeds and in The Daily Telegraph: "Kick Hizbut Outta Here".

It's a common refrain, the usual condemnation of a brutal act by Islamists inspired by religious ideology, by their own admission, and the flat out refusal by well meaning liberals to even consider that such brutality could be inspired by religion.

Iran's missile tests on Wednesday predictably grabbed headlines around the world and provoked the usual condemnations.

In response to this appalling legislation, the usual religious and secular activists have mobilized, the usual petitions have circulated and the usual condemnations have been issued.

I was pleasantly surprised not to find the usual Luddite condemnation of my generation destroying ourselves with the internet although came away slightly worried that we might be too dull for our age—I hear that some of us even read The Economist.Tom Kelly Perkasie, Pennsylvania* Letter appears online only.

Kenneth Roth, the executive director of Human Rights Watch, said the new inquiry raised the pressure on North Korea beyond the usual "routine condemnations".

European countries long opposed to Israeli settlement construction went beyond their usual statements of condemnation.

The latest nuclear test has elicited the usual rounds of condemnation from the international community, and warnings of tougher sanctions.

The rest of the editorial is your usual critique or condemnation of Israeli policy: toward Hamas, toward Egypt, toward the Palestinian Authority.