Sentence examples for To denunciation from inspiring English sources

Sadly, her message was largely restricted to denunciation, and the voters quickly grasped that.

In this setting virtually all works advocating beliefs that later became heretical were destined to denunciation and destruction.

An influential Communist Party journal hit out recently at online speech critical of the party and government, comparing internet rumours to denunciation posters during Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution.

In a statement last week, Sheik Naim Qassem, Hezbollah's deputy leader, said his group's role in the Iraq conflict had been limited to denunciation of what he called "the American aggression".

In response to denunciations by Jesse Helms, the longtime North Carolina senator, Act Up members stretched a giant condom over his home.

Accustomed to denunciations by the government, Muslims and almost every other religious or political group in France, Charlie Hebdo stood by its editorial choice.

In both cases, the draft led to denunciations of the conflict as "a rich man's war but a poor man's fight".

Many of the points he raised seemed to be direct rebuttals to denunciations in the report, which was released by a Suffolk County panel on Monday.

Geraldine LydOxfordke Oxford You give plenty of front-page space to denunciations of Charlotte Rampling's view that the Oscars row is racist to whites (23 January).

Reports on Friday speculating about the panel's likely recommendation led to denunciations from family members of those killed in the accident.

This engaging history chronicles a hundred and seventy-five years of educational-reform initiatives, union conflicts, and moral panic, from the nineteenth-century ideal of schoolhouses as "secular churches" to denunciations of the perceived zealotry of Teach for America.