Sentence examples similar to a denounced deed. from inspiring English sources

Similarly, if sin is inherent we cannot blame the actor of sin (though we may indeed deem the actor's act a disvalued, denounced deed).

Al-Banna denounced the deed, but he was himself murdered by government security forces.

Most notoriously, in 1973, Shostakovich signed a petition denouncing the dissident physicist Andrei Sakharov, a deed that, as Lesser points out, led one Soviet dissident to state that this signature proved irrefutably that "genius and villainy are compatible".

The Stalinists considered it a good deed to denounce Trotskyists to the authorities, and most of them were imprisoned in Pawiak or Wronki — a terrible prison.

The deed was denounced, the offender criminally charged.

A fellow diner denounced Muslims.

A speaker denounces Islam's foes.

He was ultimately denounced as a heretic.

She was later denounced as a witch.

And when denied, denounced as a wrong.

A "fact" is, etymologically, an act or a deed.