Sentence examples for difficult to denounce from inspiring English sources

The fact that what several women have said might register in a presidential campaign — as if women's sexual mistreatment at work might really matter — could be a potential game changer, even though the prevailing dynamics of sex, race and power that made sexual harassment so difficult to denounce in the first place are amply on display.

With Obama in power, it would become - at least initially - more difficult for Europeans to denounce America, even if the "New France" of Nicolas Sarkozy has already moved away from this easy temptation.

"Nothing is easier than to denounce the evil doer; nothing more difficult than understanding him".

I have no illusions that it will be difficult to obtain justice, but this work makes it possible to denounce the perpetrators of these criminal acts," he added.

Bhagat's accessibility and trustworthiness, and indeed, his popularity, sometimes make it difficult to detect or denounce the serious lapses in his judgement.

It's really difficult to make you welcome," she said, prompting some "Remain" advocates to denounce her comments as fuel for the nation's widespread anti-immigration sentiment.

Mr. Murdoch had already moved quickly to denounce the hacking and announce its intention to cooperate with the police, but the damage was proving difficult to contain.

She pushed him to denounce the filibuster.

Many have refused to denounce it.

The President came forward to denounce us".

Congress held televised hearings to denounce it.