Sentence examples for denunciation in from inspiring English sources

"Denunciation, in these circumstances, is not opinion," Ms. Kaplan writes.

Might a "freelancer", stirred by a denunciation in a mosque, be an effective assassin?

"There has always been an element of denunciation in what we do," Picasso says.

Offices of his mobile phone company, Syriatel, were burned in protests, and his name was chanted in denunciation in demonstrations.

But he subsequently gained a new one, also at Salamanca; a second denunciation, in 1582, did not succeed.

In 1859, John Henry Newman published an article that led to his denunciation in Rome as "the most dangerous man in England".

Recently there have been fresh denunciations in the Chinese press.

The Sino-Soviet split, which began in 1959, reached the stage of public denunciations in 1960.

After posting about them on his Facebook page, he had received lengthy denunciations in response.

But when he speaks in public he is fluent and aggressive, issuing denunciations in a mixture of Hindi and English.

A performance of the Organ Concerto in 1941, in Berlin, led to mass walkouts and denunciations in the press.