Sentence examples for denunciations into from inspiring English sources
Seeking to satisfy the judges, the party has even written its denunciations into its statutes.
But those same conversations can abruptly veer into denunciations of American policy in the Middle East.
Meanwhile the voices of extremism translate anti-Americanism into denunciations of Americans' own treasured ideals: democracy, liberalism, tolerance and women's rights.
American officials are hoping that the meeting will endorse the Saudi peace plan but fear that it will degenerate into denunciations of Israel -- and possibly the United States -- if Mr. Arafat is not there.
Having written the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act all by his lonesome, he now has to watch the accolades heaped upon the law upon its passage turn into denunciations because he revealed the shocking truth about its contents.
What followed started quite plainly and mildly but gathered pace into what must be one of the most eloquent and devastating denunciations in literary record: "Islamic fundamentalism in its activist manifestation is bad news.
Backers of Mr. Gore, meanwhile, said they believed he had succeeded in resisting falling into bitter denunciations of Mr. Bush's record.
In stump speeches, Twitter messages and op-ed articles, they have turned angry denunciations of the plan into a political rallying cry that they say has surprising potency.
Bishop Richard Bagot of Oxford requested that the tracts be suspended; and in the distress of the consequent denunciations Newman increasingly withdrew into isolation, his confidence in himself shattered and his belief in the catholicity of the English church weakening.
She's also an artist whose work blends performance, visual, audio, and dance techniques into chilling denunciations of state violence.
Ecological devastation, the displacement of traditional ways of living, and the explosion of urban populations living and working in abhorrent conditions all factored into their denunciations of modern life.
