Its independence, which never wavered from its founding, despite early and grave financial worries, has brought it denunciation at one time or another from every part of the French political spectrum.
Unexamined information, frequently based on mere denunciation, was at times not only passed on to the secret services, but even to non-governmental anticommunist agencies to use as they saw fit (Creuzberger, 2009: pp. 28, 30 f.; Creuzberger, 2014a, 2014b: pp. 96 f).
Much more successful was Bagheria, Dacia Maraini's autobiographical account of her childhood in Sicily in the late '40s, an evocation of the island's natural beauty and, at the same time, an impassioned denunciation of its more recent moral and environmental devastation.
In one way his journey east, rather than west to America like so many of his colleagues, came at a bad time; Stalin's denunciation of Shostakovich's Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk as "chaos instead of music" spelt even more difficult times for creative and performing artists, as Prokofiev - who returned to his homeland at the same time - soon discovered.
The Express was required to print from time to time denunciations of Lord Mountbatten – replaced when Beaverbrook ended his feud by eulogies of Mountbatten – and complaints that Jean Sibelius still called himself a composer though he hadn't produced a new work for many years.
When the Russian delegation arrived in Washington to argue, Mr. Talbott's counterpart, Yuri Mamedov, bounced off the plane cheerfully citing an Op-Ed page denunciation in The New York Times by George Kennan, a revered expert on the cold war.
While in the past Iran's media and politicians greeted such meetings with denunciation and pledges of defiance, this time the regime's official class sounds moderate in tone and tempered in its claims.
Wulfstan, archbishop of York, wrote legal codes, both civil and ecclesiastical, and a number of homilies, including Sermo Lupi ad Anglos ("Wulf's Address to the English"), a ferocious denunciation of the morals of his time.
He's not helping matters by dismissing so many things with these broad-brush "fake news" denunciations, but I'm probably wasting time by thinking the president might actually stop this practice.
At the same time, he brought up his denunciation of immigrants and reiterated the harm he said had been done to America by those here illegally.
