Sentence examples for as denounced from inspiring English sources

It concerns the invention of writing, as denounced in Plato's Phaedrus by means of a parable told by Socrates.

There are other examples, such as the obsession with veils on Arabic literature, as denounced by M Lynx Qualey on her blog Arabic Literature, where she cites a talk by academic Adam Talib: "Publishers, Talib said, can sometimes package books for bigots.

It's no big secret that the human rights situation for government critics in Azerbaijan has been abysmal, as denounced frequently by Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International.

He was just as often denounced as a "polarizing" figure and his work was often denigrated in racist terms.

I take issue with your portrayal of Republicans as denouncing America's infrastructure needs.

Speaking before today's announcement, Deputy Prime Minister Valentina Matviyenko was quoted by The Associated Press as denouncing the "disgraceful fuss" here.

Obama's mystified - what's the difference between rejecting and denouncing? - but says he's happy to reject Farrakhan as well as denounce him.

Elsewhere, she diagnoses the existence of the "angry bravo," in which an audience at the theatre is not so much applauding "No, No, Nanette" as denouncing "Hair".

Some enlightened observers even went as far as denouncing a conspiracy fomented by Israel.

The whole slur made about as much sense in the modern world as denouncing a politician for speaking into a microphone.

The word or concept for "homosexuality" did not even exist when the Bible was written, and many religious historians understand those "clobber texts" as denouncing ritual prostitution.