Sentence examples for from denouncing from inspiring English sources

None of this stopped the right from denouncing him as a socialist.

Poppy went from denouncing "voodoo economics" to embracing it as Reagan's vice president.

But that didn't stop Mr. Romney from denouncing the Clinton plan as "European-style socialized medicine".

The UN agencies hate to be rude about a member state, so shrink from denouncing brutality or corruption openly.

Mr. McCain voted yes, but that has not held him back from denouncing the very deal he supported.

He was the Queen's favorite novelist, a fact that did not prevent the Prime Minister from denouncing it.

During the Cultural Revolution from 1966 to 1976, the Red Guards refrained from publicly denouncing Shakespeare in consequence of the approbatory comments of Marx and Engels.

The announcer switched from passionately denouncing the crimes of the captured students to cheerfully lauding our nation's progress.

Etymologists hypothesise that the word crossed over from Jews denouncing liars to non-Jews, who shifted the pronunciation and applied the term more generally to unsavoury characters.

But for the past ten years he has been increasingly distancing himself from this past, denouncing Mussolini, cultivating Israel and serving as a briskly efficient foreign minister.

Livingstone gave a speech from Singapore denouncing the attackers as terrorists, before immediately returning to London.