Sentence examples for denunciation which from inspiring English sources

Mr Yang smiled and launched into a fluent denunciation which lasted some ten minutes.

I adore the word "philippic," a "bitter denunciation," which has an interesting etymology.

"We in the religious affairs committee will write a statement of denunciation, which will be distributed to parliament members with a copy to the media," he said.

"They contained the same sort of denunciations, which sounded implausible to me".

Even a man as famously forgiving as Clinton must have paused over some of Webb's denunciations, which came as recently as 2001, when Clinton was leaving office.

The players stressed that the protests had nothing to do with patriotism, but Trump has continued with his denunciations, which are routinely greeted with loud cheers at his rallies. .

The players stressed that the protests had nothing to do with patriotism, but Trump has continued with his denunciations, which are routinely greeted with loud cheers at his rallies.

When I visited Perez-Roura at Radio Mambí, the atmosphere of denunciation with which he fills the airwaves was absent.

The largest obstacle facing him, however, is something new: the health-care plan he enacted in Massachusetts was a model for Mr Obama's, the denunciation of which will be central to Republican efforts to unseat the president.

When the Act of Separation (December 1905) was formally adopted, Combes had already fallen from power, the victim of the affaire des fiches de délation ("affair of the cards of denunciation") in which his war minister, the militant anticlerical General Louis André, was accused of receiving reports on suspected reactionary and clerical army officers from Masonic groups.

The propensity of social media to encourage a discourse of denunciation, in which a person's transgressions co-exist with their present lives, in which the line between "calling out" and futile, zero-sum bullying is ever blurrier, is not, ultimately, a pathway to happiness.