Love and Dyer discuss the critics' adverse reaction to their film, and go into full Derek-and-Clive mode for their ferocious denunciation of reviewers, particularly, I am sorry to say, myself.
As we might expect, moreover, these Jericho marchers, along with many other religious groups that you wouldn't normally dare put in a room together, proclaim biblical grounds for their faith-based denunciations of SB 1070 and similar laws.
With little prompting, the governor had thrown down denunciations striking for their righteous dudgeon.
Denunciations of France and Germany for their past willingness to ignore the EU fiscal rules laid down by the misleadingly-named Stability and Growth Pact will be less common.
At the time, however, the frenzy of loyalty checks, denunciations of others for their political beliefs, and hysterical warnings of the imminent demise of American democracy at the hands of these ruthless traitors was anything but funny.
Indeed, as Mr. Zhong held forth in a restaurant on Beijing's west side, a bevy of waitresses in long red traditional dresses gathered round to express their appreciation for his denunciation of the system's inequities.
Emile Bernard, who along with Gauguin was Van Gogh's closest artistically, came in for a scorching denunciation for making abstract art for art's sake.
The members of Pussy Riot paid for the denunciation of statist intolerance with their own bodies — this is not what music does, or musicians (with very few exceptions).
The sentence against Panahi is a national catastrophe for Iran, a global cause for denunciation, a disgrace to an already disgraceful regime, which knows no boundary.
The post-Enlightenment history of Europe has rendered much of Voltaire's fearless disrespect for religion unacceptable – for instance, his denunciation of Jews as born fanatics who "deserve to be punished".
