Sentence examples for as a denunciation from inspiring English sources

Modernismo, especially in its rebellious prose, is often interpreted as a denunciation of U.S. imperialism.

Their songs were not overtly political but their words were easily understood as a denunciation of oppression.

I am sure this is unintended, and it would be foolish to regard his work as a denunciation of consumerism.

And partisanship can be so intense that lying, as a denunciation, has flattened into just another charge.

A book dedicated to criticizing the G-format would be about as likely to encounter spirited opposition as a denunciation of the Department of Motor Vehicles.

In his final sermon before his retirement, Murphy-O'Connor issued a controversial critique of secularism that some viewed as a denunciation of atheism.

State-owned Russian news agency RIA Novosti immediately criticised the prize as a "political tool"—a denunciation swiftly picked up and relayed by Xinhua.

More broadly, the book is condemned as being a denunciation of a former mentor.

He was ar rested, his wife said, as a result of a denunciation by a former employe who bore him a grudge and has influence with the leadership.

Frederick responded by an attack on the excommunication as unjustified and a denunciation of the Roman Curia.

The subject of the fury — a sprawling, 6,000-word essay of the kind Time was known for — was not, as many assumed, a denunciation of religion.