Sentence examples for a denouncement. from inspiring English sources

"A denouncement of Trump at this point is too little, too late," Mr. Luján warned.

First there was a denouncement of that report, but the source of the money was never clear: was it a personal donation or from any government?

One bomb, one devastating video, one instance when our agencies can prove a near-miss and a denouncement of surveillance becomes a millstone and not a platform.

At some date not long before this, perhaps June 351, Demosthenes delivered his "First Philippic," a denouncement of Philip and Macedonian imperialism.

And Tim Lahaye, who for the past couple decades has pretty much owned the apocalypse with his Left Behind series, issued a denouncement of Camping on his blog that ends with a reclamation of his territory: "A great motto for daily living is PERHAPS TODAY.

Slate's plans to turn the property into market-rate condominiums became public on 29 February of this year, touching off a wave of bad publicity, an investigation by the state's attorney general and the city's comptroller, and a denouncement from New York City mayor Bill de Blasio.

The setting here is Calcutta not Simla but Ghosh's description of the affair between Zachary and Mrs Burnham, which both wittily exposes the moral hypocrisy involved and provides a gripping denouncement, is a classic piece of writing.

"In one case there was a preserved note, meant to be destroyed — an anonymous denouncement concerning a watch and powder".

When William Golding won in 1983, Lundkvist took the unprecedented step of issuing a public denouncement, calling Golding "a little English phenomenon of no special interest".

They were Bannon's first public comments since excerpts of his remarks in the book were released, precipitating Wednesday's cascade of events, which culminated in Trump and the White House issuing a furious denouncement of Bannon and Trump's attorney threatening a lawsuit in a cease-and-desist letter.

When Mr. Bush took office in 2001, he called for "personal responsibility" and lauded "private character" in his Inaugural Address, which struck many as a slap at Bill Clinton, but the speech as a whole was not seen as a wholesale denouncement of the departing president.