Sentence examples for denouncing at from inspiring English sources

Obviously, it merits denouncing at a conference on combating violence.

2. Worth videotaping, when it comes on TV. 3. Worth denouncing at a dinner party.

They have often proclaimed that they, not whichever prime minister they were denouncing at the time as a treacherous sell-out, represented the authentic voices of the people of Britain.

Specialist schools, denounced at the time, have performed better than traditional comprehensives.

Members suspected of sympathy for home-grown movements are denounced at public meetings organised by party cadres; some are imprisoned.

The show was one of a number of action features denounced at Congressional hearings in 1961 for excessive violence.

And to denounce at the same time the drift costs incurred by the publisher, under the guise of developing open access.

One might think that Mr. Romney would rather not talk about a highly successful policy that just about everyone in the Republican Party, including him, denounced at the time.

There was the policy wreck of the bill itself, which could be denounced at least as easily as McConnell himself once denounced Obamacare.

The suit was denounced at the time by Nixon's attorney general, John Mitchell, who called it a case of "sheer demagoguery" by the DNC.

Instead he publicly denounced at the conference the destructive acts of the same governments he was trying to help guide to modernity.