Sentence examples for For denunciation from inspiring English sources

Today they seem a sitting target for denunciation.

It's a recipe for denunciation by one group or neighbour against another and a great deal of injustice".

Close and spiteful communities stressed by want and terror were a perfect compost for denunciation on both sides, accurate or fictitious.

Many dictionaries give both definitions and don't take sides, in "usage notes" merely tipping off the Language Slobs to watch out for denunciation from the Language Snobs.

The sentence against Panahi is a national catastrophe for Iran, a global cause for denunciation, a disgrace to an already disgraceful regime, which knows no boundary.

In 1888 Dickinson returned to the platform at the invitation of the Republican National Committee, but her undiminished gift for denunciation and epithet now proved an embarrassment, and she was let go.

The prisoner releases have also become a regular opportunity for denunciations by right-wing Israeli politicians who oppose any peace deal with the Palestinians.

Emile Bernard, who along with Gauguin was Van Gogh's closest artistically, came in for a scorching denunciation for making abstract art for art's sake.

Margin Call, for its laser-like focus on the finance world; Cosmopolis, for its denunciation of billionaire excess; GoodFellas, for its sweeping overview of a complex shark-tank of a social subset.

It was the worst form of denunciation for murderers who think of themselves as Catholics.

In Poems Before Congress (1860), the poem "A Curse for a Nation" was mistaken for a denunciation of England, whereas it was aimed at U.S. slavery.