Sentence examples for furiously denounce from inspiring English sources

What made China furiously denounce Taiwan's president, Lee Teng-hui, last summer was his statement that relations between Taiwan and China are "special state-to-state relations," implying that Taiwan was a separate state.

For as long as Uggs have been popular, it hasn't been hard to find someone furiously denouncing them.

The author first announced her postponements over the weekend on Twitter after she furiously denounced allegations that as a child she had sexually abused her younger sister.

Protagonists in Greece's internal quarrels have long invoked external assistance, while furiously denouncing any foreign help given to their rivals.

Near tears and surrounded by supporters, Mr. Berlusconi said his party would continue to support the coalition government even as he furiously denounced his conviction.

In public, he and his supporters have been furiously denouncing the ICC and all its works as a Western imperialist plot.

AMBROISE THOMAS'S "Hamlet" returns to the Metropolitan Opera on Tuesday night, no doubt to be furiously denounced once again as a travesty of Shakespeare's tragedy.

Pakistan said today it was looking to review its relationship with the US after furiously denouncing a drone  attack that killed the leader of the Pakistani Taliban.

When another guest, the actress Irene Worth, furiously denounces Laurence Olivier, then director of the National Theater, Gielgud declines to join in despite their ancient rivalry.

When those assurances and warnings conflict, the meteorologist coolly reaches for the panic button; it's wiser to be derided for alarmism than furiously denounced for complacency.

Beerbohm's drawings and satiric sketches won him a place in The Yellow Book, home of Aubrey Beardsley and others furiously denounced as decadents.