He was also a man of free-thinking, empathetic rage, and the rage of "Don Giovanni" is more than just a denunciation of a single unhinged predator; it's a jagged-edged slash at the arrogance of the class of nobles — and a vision of women living in a state of subjection and vulnerability, in desperate hope of sincere love as well as of stalwart protection.
During a gathering at the Dulce María Loynaz center in Havana, he asserted that "Cubans don't have a single joke that refers to the Revolution, nor to denunciations, prisoners of conscience, and ousted officials.
But, in his search for a denunciation on every page, Bower struggles to acknowledge a single significant success in a decade of public policy.
David Isaacs, Sydney, Australia A virulent denunciation of the person or thing.
Some of Bradley's recent remarks, particularly his National Press Club denunciation of the country's craving for a knight on a white horse, suggest a disillusionment with the very idea that a single individual, no matter how strong that individual's leadership qualities may be, can make the difference.
Mr. Tavernier's film is both a celebration and a denunciation of an age.
Mr. Edgar cringes at Tea Party bombast and "Obama-is-a-socialist" denunciations.
Most stories highlighting individual wrongdoing look merely like an informer forwarding a denunciation to the Kremlin.
He was given a denunciation, a list of names, to sign.
Such a revolution entailed a triple commitment: denunciation, meditation, and technical planning.
