Sentence examples for a fierce denunciation from inspiring English sources
It also included a fierce denunciation of apartheid ("Tears for Johannesburg").
Mizoguchi's limpid heartbreaker is also a fierce denunciation of the subjugation of women, the power of wealth, and Japan's unjust though splendid traditions.
On January 13 , 1898 in the newspaper L'Aurore, Zola published a fierce denunciation of the French general staff in an open letter beginning with the words "J'accuse" ("I accuse").
Asked for his view, Mr. Stringer, another likely mayoral candidate, issued a fierce denunciation, writing in an e-mail that the co-op "should not be torn apart" by a proposal he deemed anti-Semitic.
But this is a heartfelt movie, a documentary unafraid to spread itself across its vast subject matter, and a fierce denunciation of the arrogant political classes, still in denial about one of the biggest tragedies in American history.
But on Sunday, Mr. Thompson arrived before a mostly black congregation in a storefront church and issued a fierce denunciation of the policies of the New York Police Department, saying they are drawn from the same racial suspicions that drove George Zimmerman to hunt down Trayvon Martin.
Given the self-esteem it takes to stand for justice amidst fierce denunciation, a more accurate assessment is that these are self-loving Jews.
But Mr. Flake, choosing the Senate floor for his fierce denunciation of the president, appeared to issue a direct challenge to his colleagues and his party.
But two weeks from the hotly contested primary election, Mr. Thompson's campaign is confronting an unexpected challenge: Bill de Blasio, a white candidate, has threatened Mr. Thompson's support among blacks with his fierce denunciation of the Police Department's stop-and-frisk tactics.
His fierce denunciation of corruption and his frugal lifestyle appeal to the poor, who make up the majority of Nigerians.
"Donald Trump's fierce denunciation of Hillary Clinton on Wednesday was rife with distortion," reads the first line of the fact-check.
