Sentence examples for denounced general from inspiring English sources

Opposition politicians swiftly denounced General Musharraf's announcement, and some predicted a rigged election.

Similarly, they denounced General Franco for his authoritarian rule in Spain but were relatively unmoved by Idi Amin's massacres in Uganda.

Several leading Pakistani military and foreign affairs commentators denounced General Hood's selection in recent weeks, calling on their new government to block his appointment.

When Primo de Rivera's dictatorship fell, Unamuno returned to the University of Salamanca and was reelected rector of the university in 1931, but in October 1936 he denounced General Francisco Franco's Falangists, was removed once again as rector, and was placed under house arrest.

Yet he looks well on it in a chiselled photo of himself superimposed upon another of the flag-waving throng, using a dreamscape technique popular in Communist regimes and Bollywood.The photo shows Mr Ahsan microphone in hand, denouncing General Musharraf's rule.

His pamphlet La Grande Peur des bien-pensants (1931; "The Great Fear of the Conformers") is a blistering attack on bourgeois complacency; Les Grands Cimetières sous la lune (1938; "The Great Cemeteries in the Moonlight"; Eng. trans. A Diary of My Times) denounces General Francisco Franco's Falangists.

The ambassador then angrily denounced the generals, and the next day advised General Nguyen Khanh, the president, to resign and go into exile, as he had lost Taylor's confidence.

"They condemned me for denouncing a general and, by extension, for offending the generalship," he said.

old Marta tells the story of how her father, who was editor of a newspaper began writing editorials denouncing the General he once supported & what, became of the family as a result.

Denouncing the general as a "mud mole" intent only on executing a "bloodless strategy," Gurowski wondered why Lincoln kept him on for so long and concluded that it was because of an "unnatural, vacillating, dodging policy" that failed to "perceive other, more awful, signs of the times".

Greg Abbott, the Texas attorney general, denounced the ruling and said the state would appeal to the Supreme Court.