"Saved" wants us to snicker at its characters' peppy faith and blinkered morals — as when somebody denounces Dean's "faggotry" — but see them as human beings too.
"In the 1930s, when my grandfather, Dmitry Polenov, was running the museum, somebody denounced him and his wife as English spies, though neither spoke a word of English, and they were sent to separate labor camps for years," said Ms. Polenova.
Remember 2012 the next time somebody denounces a team's Final Four chances because of their lack of depth.
Dougal is so popular now that it is about time for somebody to denounce him as a dangerous cult.
When the opposition held a press conference the other day to denounce the Bush plan, somebody asked the minority leader, Tom Daschle, what his followers wanted the tax cut to be.
According to the epistemological argument, from the same assumption, it follows that the sentence 'Cicero is the Roman orator who denounced Catiline' expresses a proposition knowable a priori, so that it makes no sense to imagine that historians may discover by empirical research that in fact somebody else denounced Catiline or that nobody did.
In fact, Obama really did bring himself to criticize Ayers, denouncing him during a Democratic debate as "somebody who engaged in detestable acts 40 years ago".
After all, he repeatedly asked his Twitter followers to vote for him in the Brits best breakthrough category, only to later denounce the ceremony as corporate and boring after somebody else won.
If somebody slipped up, she said, they were denounced.
"To keep the religion honest, it is very important that somebody should take the risk of being denounced as heretical .And if anybody (in America, at least) applies the H-word to him, he does not mind: "Only God can judge that—so let me take my chances with God".
"I mean, somebody may say that perhaps we'd produce results by shouting, denouncing.
