Sentence examples for was condemnation from inspiring English sources

Speculation about the circumstances was rife on the net, as was condemnation (of Saatchi).

But there was condemnation from Beirut, where the caretaker government had described Hezbollah as "an essential component of Lebanese society".

In a nation whose orthodoxy was condemnation of Israel, he traveled to Jerusalem in 1997 to accept a prize in honor of the assassinated leader Yitzhak Rabin.

A German foreign ministry spokesman said the deaths of protesters in recent days "show how serious the situation is", while French foreign minister Laurent Fabius said there was "condemnation from France" of the escalating situation in Ukraine.

Supporters vowed to pursue legal and political avenues to keep it open and there was condemnation from across the political spectrum, from the novelist Irvine Welsh to the rightwing thinktank the Adam Smith Institute, as well as from drug safety campaigners.

In 2013 there was condemnation of a court's decision to allow a paedophile to walk free after his 13-year-old victim was described as a sexual predator, and in another trial victims of abuse in Oxford were branded "naughty girls" by defence barristers.

That is: condemnation, death and destruction.

There has been condemnation of the failure of HM Revenue and Customs HMRCC) over the HSBC scandal.

There has also been condemnation of his father, Bob Bergdahl, a critic of the war in Afghanistan.

They probably had anticipated what the international reaction to that vote would be: condemnation and lack of recognition.

There's always been condemnation of genital activity between members of the same sex, as there has been condemnation of genital activity outside of marriage or for anything other than procreation.