Sentence examples for denouncing people from inspiring English sources

The church says Reid does not 'have the habit of denouncing people who oppose him'.

"The president had the upper hand, with Cheney's denouncing people," the Republican strategist said.

Mr. Meng, 67, never graduated from high school, coming of age amid the turmoil of the Cultural Revolution, and became a Red Guard, writing up posters denouncing people who were deemed political enemies.

" 'Malik Urvi' is the art of these kind of anti-Communists who showed the same hate the Communists showed when they were denouncing people," said Mr. Patocka, the editor.

But the problem in general with denouncing people as frauds and charlatans is that you might be paying them too much intellectual credit, and so too little moral credit.

Asked about the NAACP's stance Tuesday, Barbour replied: "I don't go around denouncing people.

They denounce people who tell the truth about how the Democratic party operates on the grounds that such knowledge is an "obstacle" to anti-Trump efforts.

A couple wishing to marry had to obtain the consent of their danwei, or work unit, which invariably denounced people who had affairs.

And John Howard, a former prime minister of Australia, used a lecture in London this week to denounce people who in his view exaggerate the certainty of global warming and demand urgent efforts to mitigate it.

It's bullying and name-calling to denounce people as anti-Semitic because they won't embrace the policies of a far-right Israeli government that regularly shoots itself in the foot.

I would imagine that someone who is hoping to become president of the US doesn't want to compete with an ignorant criminal-minded mullah of Pakistan who denounces people of other religions..