Sentence examples for denouncing prejudice from inspiring English sources

For a start, a total Muirfield commitment to growing the game and vociferously denouncing prejudice should be insisted upon.

China reacted furiously to the honouring of jailed dissident Liu Xiaobo today, increasing pressure on sympathisers and denouncing "prejudice and lies" as Barack Obama called for the Nobel peace laureate to be released.

Burleigh seems truly to believe that there is a longstanding liberal historians' conspiracy to ignore or slander "the 'Catholic Church,' about which any number of crude and stereotypical prejudices seem to be acceptable among people who spend most of their time denouncing prejudice".

Though an atheist himself, Mr. Ginzburg openly denounced prejudice against Jews in perestroika-era Soviet Union.

She also responded angrily when a group of black clergymen used King's name and picture in a campaign against gay rights, insisting that if he were alive he would have denounced prejudice against gay people as he had denounced racial discrimination.

"It's things like #lovewins or 'you ain't no Muslim, bruv', things where people are challenging society with a positive message,' says Nick Pickles, head of public policy at Twitter, who argues that its great strength is empowering people to denounce prejudice collectively.

While a "tragic" mulatto in the story is of course doomed to despair, that shouldn't erase the fact that her love for Steve allows everyone on board a chance to help them and tacitly denounce prejudice.

A7 Russian Denounces Prejudice President Vladimir V. Putin denounced racial and religious prejudice in a meeting in the Kremlin that included a 28-year-old woman who was seriously hurt in May when she tore down an anti-Semitic sign that was booby-trapped with a bomb.

Having kicked policy into the long grass, Mr Cameron set about visiting glaciers and denouncing old prejudices.

They are freely showing their prejudices or denouncing other employees by name, sometimes accusing them of incompetence or misconduct or recounting salacious rumors about their sex lives.

At the LDS Church's April 1954 general conference, Kimball openly denounced the prevalent prejudices against non-whites, comparing such church members to the Pharisees who mistreated Christ and the priest and Levite from the parable of the Good Samaritan.