Sentence examples for denunciation that from inspiring English sources

The protests that Moore had received when news of his intention was leaked to the press were a trickle compared with the flood of denunciation that now poured in on him — from bishops, priests, and lay Episcopalians.

Because they have popular support, these leaders enjoy a certain protection against the familiar campaigns of denunciation that are directed at the world's more straightforward dictators, such as North Korea's Kim Jong-un or Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah.

The paper accused Israel of not treating seriously the negotiating committee that is meant to deal with the border, a denunciation that may mean only that those talks were not given priority.

Parliament was recalled and the denunciation that spewed forth from all sides of the House surely must have given the looters occasion to examine what they were doing and why.

The choice of play reflects the hothouse ambience of gossip and denunciation that suffuses Kin and it allows for some hilarious generation-whatever descriptions of Arthur Miller's hero.

Armati put together his version of events in a denunciation that he submitted to the tribunale dei ministri, which oversees misconduct at a ministerial level.

Together they endured six years of enforced Maoist study and public denunciations that often ran for hours.

From where I'm sitting, it sounds a lot like the denunciations that were so routine, and so awful, during the Cultural Revolution.

But there was something about his tone that came across as hectoring, like the denunciations that were so much part of the very past he abhorred.

Oscar Wilde responded vigorously to the widespread denunciations that greeted The Picture of Dorian Gray on its first appearance in Lippincott's Monthly Magazine.

"The man who tries to provide light and transparency to issues that affect everyone is pursued by those who should be giving explanations about the denunciations that have been presented".