Sentence examples for devoted to denunciations from inspiring English sources

The May Day ceremonies this week, featuring a garish parade of effigies that mocked world leaders, were devoted to denunciations of the Free Trade Agreement of the Americas, which would create the largest free trade zone but would exclude countries that have turned their back on democratic traditions.

Many hours were devoted to writing confessions and denunciations.

Internet chat rooms devoted to guns have been filled with denunciations of Smith & Wesson, and Mr. Jorgensen said the company had been deluged with calls in opposition to its agreement.

A lot of the play in "Grand Budapest" is devoted to the formality of Mitteleuropa manners: the elaborate politesse; the haughty denunciations (Fiennes rips them off with devastating precision); the European aristo names, here pushed into nuttiness ("Mme. Céline Villeneuve Desgoffe und Taxis").

There were plentiful denunciations of "the terrorists," but the masses of verbiage devoted to questions of national security were mostly given over to the wholesale conflation of the struggle against terror with the war in Iraq, plus assurances that the President was strong and unwavering in his determination.

Judaism was born of the complete repudiation of idol-worship and the rabbinic literature abounds with denunciation of idolatry in an entire tractate of the Talmud devoted to this.

Watching the bloviators discuss Obama's denunciation of Jeremy Wright today I was struck by how much discussion was devoted to whether this would make the Wright issue go away.

Always devoted to family.

He remained devoted to her.

But a museum devoted to math?

Sites devoted to daily deals are proliferating.