Sentence examples for denunciation also from inspiring English sources

A no-curse denunciation also smacks of hypocrisy.

But the denunciation also tends to obscure a revolution gaining traction among Palestinians.

The regime's repeated denunciations also spread Mr. Havel's fame and contributed to his influence.

There was denunciation, too, from strong opposition.

Mr Prescott is aware that he could blow Mr Blair apart with a devastating denunciation but he also knows that this would also mean his own destruction, and that of the Labour government.

Despite the animosity and denunciation, there are also deep ties.

Netanyahu acknowledged the denunciation, but he also insisted that words are empty without "actions," implying that Abbas somehow shared responsibility.

The students are wooing the middle class by emphasizing not just political aims, but also denunciations of corruption and rising prices.

There were also denunciations on Facebook of extravagance in wartime after Wael Halqi, Syria's prime minister, opened a new 30,000-square-metre shopping centre in Tartus that reportedly cost $52m.Another weak spot for Mr Assad is the economy.

He has written an undergraduate thesis that became a bestselling novel (Everything is Illuminated), a memoir that was also a denunciation of carnivorousness (Eating Animals), and an homage to Bruno Schulz predicated on the mutilation of his books (Tree of Codes).

The film, which uses a largely Tibetan cast to drive home the Party's themes of class exploitation and ethnic solidarity, opened with a "Star Wars -style rolling title screen that says: "This is a heart-rending story of serfs and also a denunciation by a million Tibetan serfs of a bygone system.