Sentence examples for fiercely denounced from inspiring English sources
Yet Mr. Obama was fiercely denounced for taking action.
Both have fiercely denounced Mr. McCain and threatened to withhold their support if he is the nominee.
During the debate, the opposition leader, Isaac Herzog, fiercely denounced the law by equating its adoption to "national suicide".
Bill 78 has been fiercely denounced by three of four opposition parties in Quebec's Legislature, the Quebec Bar Association, labor unions and Amnesty International.
When Lee ruined the attack by a sudden order to retreat, Washington hurried forward, fiercely denounced him, and restored the line, but the golden opportunity had been lost.
Chinese leaders had fiercely denounced the plan to hold today's ceremony on the anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic in 1949.
In the mid-1980s he abandoned law for politics, fiercely denouncing graft during televised hearings in the National Assembly.
An angelic-looking Palestinian boy named Mahmoud fiercely denounces Israelis and says he doesn't even want to meet one.
This view, however, finds little support among London's publishers who fiercely denounce the Swift affair as a sign that 'the whole business is rotten.
During the NATO bombing campaign in Kosovo, which was fiercely opposed by almost all Greeks, New Democracy again sought to tap into popular sentiment by fiercely denouncing the United States and its allies, at times echoing the rhetoric of Greece's small, hard-line Communist Party.
An absolute critic of Japanese militarism and of the imperial order that sustained it, Okuzaki drives through town with a slogan-covered van topped by a loudspeaker from which he fiercely denounces Emperor Hirohito, who still reigned, and lived until 1989.
