Sentence examples for Strong denunciation from inspiring English sources

Kudos to Mr. Kristof for his strong denunciation of Israeli actions.

Michelle Obama told CNN yesterday that her husband's strong denunciation of the pastor "wasn't the speech of a political opportunist".

Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany had issued a strong denunciation of the situation in Zimbabwe that was supported by the Netherlands, Denmark and Sweden.

The Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) issued a strong denunciation, and Argentine President Cristina Kirchner said: We believe this constitutes not only the humiliation of a sister nation but of all South America.

The attitude of those in Baghdad who are invited to comment on the inquiry swiftly changes from expressions of pain and sadness to that of anger and strong denunciation of the war and its architects, George Bush and Tony Blair.

But Moore was never a stereotype rightwinger or anything else, as his strong denunciation of hunting as an unnecessary cruelty ("but you can't argue with these filthy people") demonstrated.

Kerry and Clark soon released equally strong denunciations, but Dean refused to back down; in fact, he sharpened his rhetoric.

The decision to separate a mother from her breast-feeding child drew strong denunciations from Hispanic and women's health groups.

President Vladimir V. Putin praised his counterpart from Belarus, Aleksandr G. Lukashenko, who has faced strong denunciations from European and American officials after last month's presidential elections.

Even among young people, it is not difficult to hear strong denunciations of American policy and sharp questioning of American motives.

Violence by neo-Nazi and other xenophobic gangs is common in St . Petersburgand other Russian cities, but the brutality of the act prompted unusually strong denunciations by the city's leaders.