Sentence examples for denunciation of acts from inspiring English sources

The unrelenting support by people in a community for such moral values as social justice and equality on the one hand, and the spontaneous, universal denunciation of acts such as murder and cruelty on the other hand, are certainly inspired by beliefs in the common good.

Spurred by universal disgust with the Gaddafi dictatorship's recent outrages, sense and judgment have flown out of the window as normally intelligent commentators vie in their denunciation of anyone who acted in the public interest in deepening ties with Libyan people, institutions or that country's economy.

The Albanian leadership under Enver Hoxha perceived Khrushchev's policies as contrary to Marxist Leninist doctrine and his denunciation of Joseph Stalin as an opportunistic act meant to legitimize revisionism within the international communist movement.

And they deal with every kind of subject - the hardships, the shortages, the arrests, denunciations of collaborators, small acts of resistance," says Luneau.

Rep. John Lewis (D-Ga)., the civil rights icon who led sit-ins all through the 1960s, spearheaded the effort with a fiery, sermon-like denunciation of Congress for its failure to act in the wake of mass shootings.

Among the Official Opinions on Jackley's state website is William Janklow's denunciation of the extension of the Voting Rights Act to Native Americans.

In fact, there is something opportunistic about the Democratic denunciations of the Patriot Act: when it was introduced two years ago, only one Democratic senator, Russell Feingold of Wisconsin, voted against it, and many of its provisions were originally proposed during the Clinton administration after the Oklahoma City bombing.

It occured to me that the single most powerful act of literary criticism in memory was the denunciation of Salman Rushdie by Iran's Ayatollahs.