Sentence examples for denunciation can be from inspiring English sources

The alternative, a "soft on crime" denunciation, can be electorally toxic.

Priests and clergymen frequently continued to exert powerful extralegal control: denunciations from the pulpit can be as effective as statute law in some cases.

My son, Alex, who is not quite 14, is begging us to let him join the protests; he had a peace flag hanging out his bedroom window for much of this past year, and he believes that no denunciation of the Bush Administration can be too extreme.

While a rejection can be accomplished privately, denunciation is an inherently public act.

The dance can be interpreted as a scathing denunciation of a competitive, youth-oriented society that brutally rejects anyone who cannot keep up with its rat race.

RELATIONS between Taiwan and China are often so shrouded in fiery rhetoric, angry denunciations and disingenuous offers of reconciliation that it can be easy to miss any nuanced signs of compromise.

On China's public denunciation of the Dalai Lama: Why is a country that can be so good at managing its diplomacy, so good at managing its Taiwan policy, so bad at ethnic policy?

Biblical literalism as an interpretative method can be traced back to Martin Luther's denunciation of the Catholic Church and his use of Scripture to undermine their authority.

And partisanship can be so intense that lying, as a denunciation, has flattened into just another charge.

It can be shown that the methodology proposed by the guidelines has important weaknesses and that denunciation of traditional methods is not appropriate.

All that our culture warriors claim to deplore can be found in fashionable corporate literature: the relativism, the affected reverence for the wisdom of the East, the denunciation of old white males.