Sentence examples for constantly denouncing from inspiring English sources

Muslims are constantly denouncing atrocities that have been committed in the name of Islam.

In 1997, a Dutch judge sentenced the far-right politician Hans Janmaat for saying "As soon as we have the power and the opportunity, we will eliminate multiculturalism". Pretty tame compared to Wilders, who's constantly denouncing "palaces of hatred" (mosques) and "street terrorists" (Moroccan youth).

The first two-thirds of the novel tells the story of one Frances Lennox, a long-suffering writer and would-be actress who has sacrificed her own dreams to take care of her two sons and accommodate their odious father, her ex-husband, Johnny Lennox, a fatuous Communist who is constantly denouncing the bourgeoisie while relying upon his well-to-do mother, Julia, for financial support.

Poland's international position between an inimical and revisionist Germany (which constantly denounced the "corridor" separating it from East Prussia) and the Soviet Union was dangerous from the start.

Mr. Rosselli constantly denounced Mr. Stern as a top-down leader who ignored the rank and file, and he has begun leveling similar criticisms against Ms. Henry.

Years ago I worked for a summer on a French farm, and my boss constantly denounced the English as penible -- tiresome -- so one day I asked why.

The Arab media, particularly state-run newspapers, constantly denounce Israel's treatment of the Palestinians, but the refugees say they aren't getting any concrete help.

Those who constantly denounce President Truman for having used two nuclear bombs to bring the Japanese to their knees, the latter having rejected our demand for unconditional surrender, have won the debate.

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Though the president constantly denounces the press up to and including calling journalists "the enemy of the people"—he rarely makes substantive arguments about why the media is wrong, instead issuing vague blanket denouncements of "fake news". The left has its own partisan outlets, of course, and its own complaints about right-wing or pro-corporate bias in the media.

"A journalist, Jamal Kashoggi is a staunch defender of human rights who in the past constantly denounced human rights violations in Saudi Arabia.