Sentence examples for denounce at from inspiring English sources

The hype surrounding the simultaneous arrival of the feature-length documentary and companion biography about J. D. Salinger is just the kind of vulgar culture-industry sideshow that Salinger renounced publishing to get away from — and that his hypersensitive protagonists denounce at witty, eloquent, sometimes exhausting length.

Obviously, it merits denouncing at a conference on combating violence.

2. Worth videotaping, when it comes on TV. 3. Worth denouncing at a dinner party.

Specialist schools, denounced at the time, have performed better than traditional comprehensives.

Members suspected of sympathy for home-grown movements are denounced at public meetings organised by party cadres; some are imprisoned.

One might think that Mr. Romney would rather not talk about a highly successful policy that just about everyone in the Republican Party, including him, denounced at the time.

There was the policy wreck of the bill itself, which could be denounced at least as easily as McConnell himself once denounced Obamacare.

It examines the art-commerce nexus that Ms. Smith denounces at the Guggenheim, as well as the origins (in the United States, at least) of her own ahistorical criteria.

He was denounced at the time – not least by his impatient, thwarted neighbours in Downing Street – but few would now deny he was right.

For the liberal middle classes of Budapest, the latest outrage in Orbán's Hungary is the world's first internet tax, a gigabyte levy denounced at home and abroad as an assault on free speech while shoring up the budget.

Inevitably that report, with its recommendations for greater government and institutional involvement in the regeneration of desolate urban communities, was also denounced at the time, by Norman Tebbit no less, who saw it as a Marxist document.