Sentence examples for explicit denunciation from inspiring English sources
Against this there is the unbroken tradition of 2,000 years of church law, and Jesus's explicit denunciation of divorce.
The state's legal establishment, which has always viewed Mr. Christie as short on gravitas, tsk-tsked about his implicit accusations of the governor and his explicit denunciation of "the corrupt and broken political system in New Jersey".
His idealisation of an ascetic lifestyle and explicit denunciations of consumerism are clearly hard to reconcile with his multimillionaire status.
It included explicit denunciations of some of the remaining Republican candidates, Rick Santorum, the former senator of Pennsylvania, Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker, and – particularly – Mitt Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, whom the White House still views as its most likely challenger in the fall, despite Mr. Romney's losses to Mr. Santorum in two Southern primaries this week.
For Dowd, only an explicit statement of denunciation would have sufficed, apparently.
Neither man was explicit in his denunciation of the Premiership teams and the influence they wield, but their underlying messages were as clear as day.
Labelling Holland "ludicrously deferential" for praying to Allah alongside the "toothless old bedouins", they thought that Channel 4 had been far too cautious and should have been more explicit in their denunciation of the Islamic origin story.
The denunciation lacks drama.
Why this periodic denunciation?
