Sentence examples for for denunciation from from inspiring English sources

Many dictionaries give both definitions and don't take sides, in "usage notes" merely tipping off the Language Slobs to watch out for denunciation from the Language Snobs.

The judge, ruling for the plaintiffs, accused the Dover Board of Education of "breathtaking inanity," which brought down such a hail of denunciation from anti-evolutionists that for a while federal marshals had to guard his house and family.

I am waiting for mass denunciation from religious leaders.

A tip-off to that motive is the outpouring of denunciation from the unions.

Fox News regularly singles out left-wing professors for denunciation.

Today they seem a sitting target for denunciation.

The idea for the demonstrations grew from a denunciation from the CNBC commentator Rick Santelli, who on Feb. 19 said that Americans should protest government spending with a tea party in Chicago.

For every tribute this week for the leader who "saved Britain," there has been a denunciation from those who believe she divided a nation that continues to suffer from her legacy.

Meanwhile, the band of relative amateurs assembled by Donald Trump, guided by the candidate's own implacable, unerring impulse for self-preservation, barreled ahead in the face of denunciations from all sides, including his fellow Republicans.

Politicians from Berlin and Brussels have paid morale-boosting trips to the square, drawing denunciation from the Russian prime minister, Dmitry Medvedev, for "crude" meddling in Ukraine's affairs.

The action has been met with a chorus of denunciations from importers, who say Dr. Onishchenko provided no evidence for his claims and declined to discuss his concerns.