Definition of «public condemnation»

"Public condemnation" refers to the act of openly criticizing or expressing strong disapproval towards someone or something in front of a larger audience or the general public. It represents the act of publicly condemning or denouncing actions, behaviors, or ideas that are deemed unacceptable or morally wrong.

Sentences with «public condemnation»

The «chilling effect» noted by these witnesses was largely as a result of public condemnation of their views, not a fear that they might be the subject of human rights complaints. (nizkor.org)
«During my time on the NCCL executive, I was at the forefront of repeated public condemnations of PIE and their despicable views,» he said. (politics.co.uk)
«If it is true that the place of a true prophet during these years was on the road to Auschwitz, did that prophet have the right to utter a specific public condemnation of specific atrocities, thus causing Catholics and Jews, who looked to him for help, to walk before him into the gas chambers? (firstthings.com)
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