Sentence examples for which we condemned from inspiring English sources

Then came 9/11, which we condemned as an outrage that contradicted our Islamic faith.

"There was an attack on the Indian Parliament, an act which we condemned because it was a terrorist act, certainly.

Coincidentally, just hours before the Diallo verdict, the State Department released its annual report on human rights violations, in which we condemned such countries as China and Pakistan for violating basic freedoms.

Gérard Araud, the French ambassador, said the death toll indicated that "there was disproportionate use of force and a level of violence which nothing justifies and which we condemn".

This is what, in philosophy, we call reflexivity: the standpoint from which we condemn a state of things can be itself part of this state of things.

Mr. Lahoud said Lebanon had distinguished "between terrorism, which we condemn, and peoples' right to struggle for the liberation of their occupied territories".

Gerard Araud, the French ambassador, said the death toll — nine activists in the flotilla were killed in the raid — indicated "there was disproportionate use of force and a level of violence which nothing justifies and which we condemn".

The EPO stated: "The Greek Football Federation deeply regrets the unacceptable banners containing fascist content during yesterday's match between Greece and Bosnia-Herzegovina, which we condemn in the most absolute and unequivocal manner.

Tom Morello, the guitarist in Rage Against the Machine, said via e-mail that the band's music "is diametrically opposed to the kind of horrible violence committed against innocent people" that occurred in the Sept. 11 attacks, "which we condemn in the strongest possible terms".

Global outrage is justified, although many have pointed out the curious inconsistency, perhaps hypocrisy, in the vigor with which we condemn this particular instance of rabid extremism.

In other words, if we see this simply as the unmasking of a bunch of self-righteous hypocrites, we might end up doing the very thing for which we condemn them.