Sentence examples for utterly condemned from inspiring English sources

The party said it "utterly condemned" the remarks which "are not representative of the Liberal Democrats".

Nick Legg, the Lib Dem leader, "utterly condemned" the tweet, for which Mr Watson later apologised.

"But whoever it is from, it is clearly sick and offensive and is utterly condemned by Nick Clegg".

Describing the demonstrators who clashed with officers as "gangs of thugs", May said she "utterly condemned" those responsible for the "mindless" violent behaviour.

The archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, told MPs on the home affairs select committee this month that he utterly condemned Farage's comment that sexual assaults by migrants were the "nuclear bomb" of the EU referendum.

Its director of policy, Christopher Price, said: "Any illegal activity, attempting to intimidate farmers who have agreed to take part in the government's strategy to tackle bTB, must be pursued appropriately by the authorities and utterly condemned by us all.

I support David Schneider's definition and utterly condemn antisemitism.

This is a very worrying development and I would totally and utterly condemn it.

"We utterly condemn David Ward's comments, they are not representative of the Liberal Democrats.

"I utterly condemn the attempted attacks we've seen over recent days," Ms. Villiers said in a statement.

But we utterly condemn the mindless violence of the rioters, which was totally unwarranted.