The scandal continued to reverberate, and Caion soon earned condemnation from critics not directly involved in the early 20th-century disputes.

If all went well, he said, "we'll earn the wrath and condemnation of religious folks, and find more people on the fringe, much like it was for Jesus."

He defended his view in public, which earned him much condemnation, particularly in the post-war period of 'Red hysteria' that prevailed in the 1920s.

Greatly outnumbered Orde retired, an act that earned him condemnation from some, Nelson included.

He was a member of the first "Reconstruction Convention," and joined the Republican Party, which earned him much condemnation as a "scalawag."

Presumably, they were hoping to earn condemnation for the hospital by starting an outbreak of smallpox.

But Togo's machinations have earned widespread condemnation across the continent.

Ali's words set off a firestorm, earning him vicious condemnation throughout much of the news media and the country.

His aggressive style earned condemnation in 1975 from his former employer as well as the Fellowship of Christian Testimonies to the Jews.

His orchestration of the Sand Creek Massacre (1864), however, earned him universal condemnation and ultimately made him infamous.