Sentence examples for being denounced from inspiring English sources

They're happiest when they are being denounced.

In his native land, he was being denounced as a spy.

We can't open our mouths without being denounced as racists, misogynists, supremacists, imperialists or fascists.

Within a couple of hours it was being denounced by House Democrats as another heartless attack on the needy.

Historically those religious people who dared to go beyond these limits risked being denounced as heretical mystics.

■ By 1959, Huac was being denounced by former presidentTruman as the "most un-American thing in the country today".

Now he is being denounced as an Israel-menacing, Holocaust-denying, nuke-developing, vote-stealing and torture-embracing horror.

The election was already being denounced as yet another example of "Brotherhoodization," a means by which the group's critics say it is filling key positions throughout the state.

But fiscal stimulus has gotten a bad name and is being denounced in the current campaign, as Republicans bemoan budget deficits and demand (vague) spending cuts.

Just as Wordsworth was being denounced as a Frenchman, he was, ironically, in the process of making the final break with his early Jacobinism.

And, in due course, editorials in papers such as the Toronto Star can be deemed anti-Semitic and thus worthy of being denounced as a "hate-crime".