Sentence examples for bluntly denounced from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Gilchrist is now the subject of an investigation ordered this week by Gov. Frank Keating to re-examine all of her felony cases after her credibility was bluntly denounced by a Federal Bureau of Investigation report that found she had misidentified evidence or given improper courtroom testimony in at least five of eight cases the agency reviewed.

D'Argenlieu bluntly denounced Leclerc.

At one mosque in the remote town of Baligubadle, I met an imam named Abdelahi Adan, who bluntly denounces infibulation: "From a religious point of view, it is forbidden.

They and their leaders bluntly denounce the P.K.K., which the United States and Europe consider a terrorist organization, and also criticize many Kurdish nationalists, saying that calls for an independent Kurdistan are not a vision they share.

It seems like a very long time ago that John McCain began his quest for the Republican nomination by bluntly denouncing ethanol as an environmentally dubious ripoff of the nation's drivers.

Unlike other governments, these groups are able to bluntly denounce transgressions in a way that transcends diplomatic etiquette.

He bluntly denounces its shortcomings and bemoans the injustices committed against women, African Americans, Native Americans and other minorities throughout U.S. history.

But he has bluntly and repeatedly denounced the broader Tea Party movement, calling it "crap," and he harshly opposed the tactics used by Tea Party Republicans in the recent government shutdown.

Outside of the Kremlin and official Chechen circles, Mr. Kadyrov's victory in 2003 was denounced as a bluntly manipulated fraud.

In his speech, he denounced the right's "bogus claims" bluntly, insisting that such talk was "laughable if it weren't so cynical and irresponsible.

Conservative publications denounced him.