Sentence examples for denunciation of all from inspiring English sources
Sinn Fein's statement is believed to be a hard-hitting denunciation of all political violence and punishment beatings.
He really cut loose in the sputtering aria "Donne mie" ("Dear ladies"), a denunciation of all women with their capacity for deception.
You are correct that Judge Vaughn R. Walker's argument against California's ban on gay marriage "is a stirring and eloquently reasoned denunciation of all forms of irrational discrimination" ("Marriage Is a Constitutional Right," editorial, Aug. 5).
It also is a stirring and eloquently reasoned denunciation of all forms of irrational discrimination, the latest link in a chain of pathbreaking decisions that permitted interracial marriages and decriminalized gay sex between consenting adults.
This philistinism, combined with Joseph McCarthy's hysterical denunciations of all that was avant-garde or unorthodox, was deeply embarrassing.
And it drew angry, foul-mouthed anarchists who shouted denunciations of all candidates, and protesters who were selling T-shirts that made obscene uses of the president's name.
On both occasions after they said this, my mates were shocked when, rather than being grateful for the suggestion, I embarked on a two hour, Hugo Chávez/Fidel Castro style, Marxist denunciation, first of all TV talent shows such as Strictly Come Dancing and then secondly of the supposed skill that its contestants are being judged on – ballroom dancing.
What is different this fall, however, is Bishop McHugh's much blunter and broader denunciation of abortion and all who support it.
Yet, time after time, clerics of all collars thunder denunciation and doom in the wake of disaster, and all too many people believe them.
At one point in the early days of personal computing, when games accounted for an overwhelming majority of all software sales, the denunciation rose to a roar.
