Sentence examples for broader denunciation from inspiring English sources

What is different this fall, however, is Bishop McHugh's much blunter and broader denunciation of abortion and all who support it.

He asked his supporters to vote for him, but, perhaps hoping to run again in 2017, devoted much of his brief farewell speech on December 3rd to a broader denunciation of the negative tenor of politics-as-usual.

The comments on privatization during the 1990's jibe with Dr. Dean's fiscally conservative reign in Vermont, while the broad denunciation of privatization reflects the more liberal positions he has taken during the presidential campaign, in part to woo labor.

Precious little middle ground now exists between absurdly broad denunciations of Islam on the one hand and an equally absolute commitment to multiculturalism on the other.

Democratic presidential candidates closed their caucus campaigns Sunday with broad denunciations of President Bush and snipes at one another after flooding Iowa homes with a last-minute monsoon of mailings and phone calls undercutting their opponents.

Nor will one blanket denunciation suffice.

He's not helping matters by dismissing so many things with these broad-brush "fake news" denunciations, but I'm probably wasting time by thinking the president might actually stop this practice.

Susan B. Anthony tried to calm the younger suffragists, but they issued a formal denunciation of the book, and worked to distance the suffrage movement from Stanton's broader scope which included attacks on traditional religion.

Vicious denunciations and graphically violent revenge fantasies about Jahar girls on the website devolve into broader statements that call "women's rights a terrible idea" and argue why "women shouldn't be allowed to leave the kitchen".

Boehner's dramatic denunciation served not just to say he was back in charge, but also to tell the broader spectrum of voters and major donors that they could trust the GOP again, Galen said.

And Mrs. Obama has made elimination of food deserts an element of her broader campaign against childhood obesity, Let's Move, winning praise from Democrats and even some Republicans, and denunciations from conservative commentators and bloggers who have cited it as yet another example of the nanny state.