condemning

Other speeches just as violent, condemning Johnson and his policy, were made during these general discussions.

It takes the form of sneering at and condemning anything that does not conform to his own ideas.

His reason for condemning the physical sciences as logically imperfect is that they fail to conform to this rationalistic ideal.

A declaration will be made of the righteousness of God in condemning the ungodly.

Which side of his life did he resolve upon closing and condemning?

Upon what grounds then does he arrogate the right of condemning by wholesale a body of men of whom he can know little?

If the old man noticed this new habit, his old prejudices were too strong to make him prompt in condemning it.

I forbear not condemning that unjust partiality with which parents treat some of their children.

Though he could not dissuade the King, he persisted in opposing and condemning his action.

It is only the noblest kind of affection that can separate the sinner from the sin, and even while condemning, pity.