And although the government denounced the denouncement in 1958, Khachaturian produced few works in the 30 years before his death in 1978.
A protester who identified himself as Dennis said Johnson's denouncement of protesters showed he had "completely failed to capture the mood of the country", saying people from all walks of life felt angry enough to take part in the Occupy London protest.
Labour's response to UKIP has ranged from cool dismissal to angry denouncement.
This has brought forth more cries of a "two-tier health-care system", a somewhat ritual denouncement which shies away from the fact that the real NHS is multi-tiered already, with doctors mixing private and public practice and widely varying levels of efficiency within the system.
Nevertheless, Kubrick's provocative denouncement of elitism in the French officer corps, and of military bureaucracy in general, delayed the film's release in France until 1975, in Switzerland until 1978, and in Spain until 1986.
Its denouncement of slavery fueled the already confrontational spirit between the North and South, who embraced and shunned the novel, respectively.
Over the next few years, his outspoken support of Scientology proved controversial, especially his 2005 public denouncement of psychiatry as an illegitimate science (a view held by Scientologists).
Yesterday, Pistorius made a strategic retreat from his ferocious denouncement of the rules governing artificial limbs which, he contended, had given an unfair advantage to his surprise conqueror in the T44 200m final, Brazil's Alan Fonteles Oliveira.
The setting here is Calcutta not Simla but Ghosh's description of the affair between Zachary and Mrs Burnham, which both wittily exposes the moral hypocrisy involved and provides a gripping denouncement, is a classic piece of writing.
"She did not give answers to the doubts about this government nor about the content of Nisman's denouncement".
There was a palpable desire to see that the man being reluctantly paraded for denouncement should be punished.
