Sentence examples for get denounced from inspiring English sources

He later told an interviewer, "You get denounced by the president of the United States, you've hit the top".

In such a climate, public life itself gets denounced as statism.

He gets denounced routinely when he does these things, and everyone gets up and says this is not a voice we should listen to.

The mainstream media gets denounced on cable news programs, corporate talk radio, best-selling books and behemoth blogs every day.

Ryu and his family had to go into hiding for six months, he was out of work for over a year, and he still gets denounced for "injuring the nation".

On most days, Sanders comes out, repeats the same few blanket denials over and over, then gets righteously denounced by the media.

But BrewDog got to denounce Diageo as "a band of dishonest hammerheads and dumb-ass corporate freaks", and to affirm that the incident showed "just how scared and jealous the gimp-like establishment are of the craft beer revolutionaries".

Alas, politicians get elected by denouncing price increases and denouncing power plants, so any kind of marketplace solution like this is not going to occur.

Bush's critics get lathered up denouncing his misdeeds, his plutocratic backers and his lame appointees.

In expert commentary solicited by the network, which is hosted by George Mason University, Warren Throckmorton and Michael Coulter, the authors of "Getting Jefferson Right," denounced Mr. Barton's "distortions," writing, "As Jefferson did with the Gospels, Barton chooses what he likes about Jefferson and leaves out the rest to create a result more in line with his ideology".

There's a short scene in this book where a group of rebels rush into the town of Andamarca, whip the terrified townspeople into a revolutionary fervour, and get them to denounce and then attack the town's capitalists, sexual deviants and other undesirables.