Sentence examples similar to fire denunciations from inspiring English sources
Some - indeed, many progressive black ministers - agree that biblical pronouncements of grace should trump mean-spirited, hell-fire denunciations of gays and lesbians.
He is determined never to face this charge in a courtroom, preferring to fire off denials and denunciations through the media, and the interview seemed to give him a platform to grandstand.
Képviselő Funky, a well-read blog, points out the similarities: (link in Hungarian)The American embassy showed more fire with a powerful denunciation of Mr Gyöngyösi's statements in parliament, calling the Jobbik MP's words "atrocious and deeply offensive".
His supporters within the PDP leadership and his political aides fired a barrage of denunciations against Mr Obasanjo but the resultant controversy has not helped the president.
What have we done about this? Secretary of State Madeleine Albright fired off this denunciation: "Russia's unilateral decision [to break its promises] will unnecessarily complicate our relationship".
This week, Imam Sherzad reiterated his belief that foundation members harassed and tried to fire him because of his denunciation of the Taliban and Osama bin Laden.
Denunciations of the attack poured in.
But he keeps hedging his bets, firing off a withering denunciation only to soften it, or even contradict it, later.
By 1791 the Assembly found itself in a cross fire between the machinations of counterrevolutionaries émigrés, royalist newspapers, refractory clergy and the denunciations of radicals.
Mr. Ahern was evidently provoked by the beating of a Belfast man for which the Northern Ireland police blamed the I.R.A. Though the group says it is abiding by a cease-fire, in Dublin the debating chamber in Parliament rang with denunciations of the I.R.A., and Justice Minister Michael McDowell spoke of Sinn Fein's "vomit-making hypocrisy".
