Sentence examples for which he condemns from inspiring English sources

Thus Plato's criticism of poetry (Homer) is applied to Arab pre-Islamic poetry, which he condemns.

The lone anti-torture voice shown in the film is a split-second news clip of President Barack Obama, taken from a "60 Minutes" interview, in which he condemns torture.

Most Palestinians do not support the cease-fire Mr. Arafat keeps insisting he wants, and many of them approve of the suicide bombings, which he condemns repeatedly -- if, by Israeli lights, insincerely.

One major industry that Mr. Gore does not group with his litany of corporate offenders is big entertainment, which he condemns separately in speeches for marketing violence to children even as he solicits its executives for hefty campaign contributions.

Robert Graves's early draft of a poem in which he condemns the crowds celebrating the Armistice as "thoughtless and ignorant scum", which the author had considered unprintable when he first wrote it in 1918, is appearing for the first time as a poem in its own right in a new anthology of war poetry.

A strongly worded poem by the well-known poet, Samay Hamed, in which he condemns the new law, has been widely shared on Afghan social media sites.

He dictated a statement in which he condemned the U.S. government's surveillance of its citizens.

Mr. Paul subsequently issued a statement in which he condemned the violence.

Pinter recalled a lecture he gave at Princeton during which he condemned Britain and America for bombing Iraq and "killing innocent people".

Bennett called a press conference in which he condemned daytime talk shows as degrading spectacles and specimens of "cultural rot".

It produced front-page headlines denouncing the violent protests in Iran, which he condemned in his most forceful terms yet.