Sentence examples for be denounced out from inspiring English sources
If the head of one of the world's major religions can champion these books, along with countless other people of faith, literary critics, scholars and mere fans of excellent fantasy fiction, then clearly it cannot be denounced out of hand as evil or inappropriate to read and discuss.
There is nobody who is an idiot – well there are plenty of idiots but there is nobody who deserves to be denounced, cast out and told they are not really Scottish on the basis of their view.
Senator John Edwards of North Carolina, a Democratic presidential hopeful, has complained that legacy preference "is a birthright out of 18th century British aristocracy, not 21st century American democracy". Well, if you're going to use that kind of language, the United States Senate in which Mr. Edwards resides, however restively, can be denounced as a birthright out of the House of Lords.
At the time intellectuals shunned business journalism; corporations were to be denounced, not reported on and figured out.
People who insist on following supposed rules are effectively "derogating those who don't keep the faith, much like the crowds who denounced witches, class enemies, and communists out of fear that they would be denounced first".
And they should be denounced.
"Frauds may be denounced as offenses and punished by law.
Such trickery deserves to be denounced.
Nowadays, when legislation supporting promising scientific research falls to religious opposition, the forces of creationism press school districts to teach doctrine on a par with evolution and even the Big Bang is denounced as out-of-compliance with Bible-based calculations for the age of the earth, scientists have to be brave to talk about religion.
He has been denounced as a sell-out for striking the Viacom deal.
