Sentence examples for denounced because from inspiring English sources

These are fictions of consensus, fictions that are tacitly accepted and not publicly denounced because their acceptance insures a satisfactory compromise with mutually acceptable and desirable results.

It was denounced because it emphasized sexual mechanics and not a loving commitment to a partner and because it did not condemn homosexual activity.

I had to put up with 35 years of this, and then being denounced because back in 1981 we were campaigning to say the Labour party should recognise the Palestine Liberation Organisation.

Again and again, in book clubs up and down the country, novels are denounced because some feeble reader "couldn't find any characters to identify with", or "didn't think that any of the characters 'grow'grow

But it is less well known that he was equally adamant in opposing a bill removing barriers to Africa's exports -- a move that Africans themselves welcomed, but which Mr. Nader denounced because of his fear that African companies would be "run into the ground by multinational corporations moving into local economies".

In fact, some of us will be denounced because of our gender, race, or creed.

Rick Warren is now the flash point, the one all our political allies, even Barack Obama, are supposed to denounce because he doesn't pass gay marriage the litmus test.

Wallace turns on Geraldine Ferraro, who's probably the easiest person in the world to reject and denounce because she's been old and irrelevant for about two decades.

In India, many in the intelligentsia denounced him because they believed his politics were reactionary, that he gave cover to the Hindu right.

The adjective has been married to economy; Matthew Winkler, editor in chief of Bloomberg News, recently denounced it because "it means whatever you want it to mean.

"We've denounced it because we see mothers arriving who don't know where their children are, husbands who arrive at one border point and their wives were dropped off at another".