Sentence examples for fierce denunciation from inspiring English sources

It also included a fierce denunciation of apartheid ("Tears for Johannesburg").

His fierce denunciation of corruption and his frugal lifestyle appeal to the poor, who make up the majority of Nigerians.

Mizoguchi's limpid heartbreaker is also a fierce denunciation of the subjugation of women, the power of wealth, and Japan's unjust though splendid traditions.

On January 13 , 1898 in the newspaper L'Aurore, Zola published a fierce denunciation of the French general staff in an open letter beginning with the words "J'accuse" ("I accuse").

Asked for his view, Mr. Stringer, another likely mayoral candidate, issued a fierce denunciation, writing in an e-mail that the co-op "should not be torn apart" by a proposal he deemed anti-Semitic.

But this is a heartfelt movie, a documentary unafraid to spread itself across its vast subject matter, and a fierce denunciation of the arrogant political classes, still in denial about one of the biggest tragedies in American history.

Fierce denunciations by the Chinese government last week also bolster the hard-line position.

He was given to fierce denunciations of those who, in his opinion, used federal dollars to mistreat the vulnerable.

Arendt's refusal to recognize Eichmann as "inwardly" evil prompted fierce denunciations from both Jewish and non-Jewish intellectuals.

Cicero's fierce denunciations of Verres are still extant, and Harris uses them verbatim in his account of the trial.

Second, the prime minister's offer of dialogue sparked fierce denunciations from the main opposition party, the right-wing Partido Popular.