Sentence examples for denunciation as from inspiring English sources

Efforts by non-Russian nationalities to preserve their languages and cultures risk denunciation as "separatism".

By this point the elite had accepted modernist architecture, and anyone who protested risked denunciation as a hayseed.

His last novel, "The Elementary Particles," published here three years ago and in the United States last fall, was no less a succès de scandale, earning the author both acclaim as France's new literary hope and denunciation as a fascist.

"Their decision, which has hurt all the separate families and the people, deserves denunciation as an inhumane act".

Columnists and editorialists for New York's tabloids who are rarely given to kumbaya moments have described such denunciations as "hysteria".

The case has angered lawmakers in both countries, fueling harsh denunciations, as Egypt undergoes a slow and uneven political transition following the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak last year.

This cozy, universitylike collegiality, however, soon gave way to backstabbings and denunciations, as Stalin began to turn on many of those closest to him.

A small crowd grows larger, and furtive comments become denunciations as anger pours forth against Nkunda's National Congress for People's Defence.

The trial — throughout which the defendant had the opportunity to speak at length — produced a detailed portrait of Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge: the blinding vision of a classless society, the bureaucratic machinery of torture and murder, the hunger, the paranoia, the endless denunciations as the regime began to eat itself.

Charles Dickens used the term in his 1836 The Pickwick Papers (more properly called The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club): "At every bad attempt at a catch, and every failure to stop the ball, he launched his personal displeasure at the head of the devoted individual in such denunciations as 'Ah, ah!—stupid' 'Now, butter-fingers' 'Muff'— 'Humbug' and so forth".

It's also likely that Cardinal Maradiaga had been aware of Santa Muerte prior to Cardinal Ravasi's denunciations as recent press reports in Honduras have focused on devotion to her there with one even reporting the torching of her effigy in a bonfire set by local police.