It's a cutting denouncement of the contestant's mundane vision.
Our modern-day Buckley's denouncement of once fringe Tea Party candidates should be forthright.
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).
García's vocal denouncement of indigenous communities, having acerbically compared them to Aesop's dog in a manger, has understandably made him an unpopular figure.
But she mustered up the courage to make a passionate denouncement of the sexism endemic in publishing, and you would never have known she was nervous.
The last formal censure came in 1990 in the Senate's "denouncement" of Senator David F. Durenberger, Republican of Minnesota, for financial improprieties.
Taking a lead from Pound's fascist ideals and denouncement of usury, CasaPound campaigns for cheap public housing but has been accused of attracting violent supporters.
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.
A daily series of meetings with legislative leaders in which the president smiled as he trumpeted a "grand bargain" that he hoped to reach with Mr. Boehner gave way to the president delivering a scathing denouncement of Republicans.
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.
