Sentence examples for for its denunciation from inspiring English sources
Margin Call, for its laser-like focus on the finance world; Cosmopolis, for its denunciation of billionaire excess; GoodFellas, for its sweeping overview of a complex shark-tank of a social subset.
THE Slow Food movement, based in Italy, is renowned among lovers of fine dining for its denunciations of Chicken McNuggets and other mass-produced cuisine.
At the same time, pressure increased sharply on Washington to share with the inspectors secret intelligence about Iraq's arms programs that the administration so far has withheld from the inspectors in order to use for its denunciations of Mr. Hussein.
The 1971 protocol was much influenced by the so-called Montreal agreement of 1966, which was an agreement among airlines accepting the terms of the United States government for withdrawing its denunciation of the Warsaw Convention.
No sooner had the A.N.C. congratulated this "son of the soil" than an opposition party said the A.N.C. owed Coetzee an apology for its earlier denunciation of "Disgrace".
Released a few weeks after Jimmy Carter's inauguration, Robert Aldrich's 1977 political thriller "Twilight's Last Gleaming" found few takers for its angry denunciation of America's cold war policies.
The Fed has been doing everything it can to stimulate the American economy, but has been rewarded for its efforts with denunciations.
From the mid-1950s thethe 1970s the left-leaning newspaper often hit the national spotlight for its investigations and denunciations about the ties between the Sicilian Mafia and corrupt politicians.
At least, it should: denunciation for its own sake sometimes proves irresistible.
Israel faced further denunciations for its "racist" policies toward Palestinians and the occupied territories from Arab speakers, including Riyad al-Maliki, the foreign minister of the Palestinian Authority.
Dancehall has gained a lot of notoriety in the international arena for its extreme and graphic denunciations of male homosexuality.
