Sentence examples for forcefully denounced from inspiring English sources

Far more troubling is why President Obama, who has forcefully denounced prisoner abuse, is condoning this treatment.

The Shiite-led government forcefully denounced persistent rumors that a military unit sympathetic to Mr. Mutlaq might have had a role in the plot on Tuesday.

He then, speaking most forcefully, denounced not only terrorists — or Baathists, an epithet that he uses interchangeably — but also politicians who advanced their cause through democratic means.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - A day after Newt Gingrich forcefully denounced the proliferation of outside money into the Republican presidential race, one of his longtime aides announced that he was joining a group to help Mr. Gingrich win the party's nomination.

FRANKFURT — Orhan Pamuk, the Turkish novelist and Nobel Prize laureate, forcefully denounced the Turkish government for its treatment of writers, speaking at the opening ceremony of the Frankfurt Book Fair on Tuesday evening as the president of Turkey sat listening.

In 2008, when a reporter for Moskovsky Korrespondent wrote about rumors that Mr. Putin planned to divorce his wife and marry Alina Kabaeva, an Olympic gold medalist in rhythmic gymnastics who is less than half his age, Mr. Putin forcefully denounced the report, and the newspaper promptly shut down.

Ms. Merkel appeared on television to forcefully denounce the action.

If the repression continues, Washington will have to forcefully denounce it.

Bhagwati forcefully denounces "the Wall Street-Treasury Complex" that cajoled developing countries into eliminating capital controls.

Mr. Perkins has criticized Mr. Kelly and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg for not forcefully denouncing the episode.

Bacevich forcefully denounces the militarization that he says has already become a routine, unremarked-upon part of our daily lives -- and will only get worse as America fights on in Afghanistan and beyond.