Sentence examples for going to denounce from inspiring English sources

"By God, when we land I'm going to denounce Thieu.

"We are not going to denounce anybody for failing," he said.

Today, lots of us want to behave as she does, and we're not going to denounce ourselves.

If you are going to denounce the Israeli government over its willingness to use the military option, you will soon have to come up with a more practical alternative than giving the negotiations more time.

Mohammed Amran told the Guardian he was going to denounce police racism in the West Yorkshire force where Bettison was a senior officer when dossiers are alleged to have been compiled on him.

Signing it was brave because Stone had to know that a good many of his own admirers on the pro-Communist side of the American left were going to denounce the letter (which they did with a full-page ad in The New York Times).

"I asked her why she went to denounce herself," Pécher recalled, "and she responded to me that the new law concerned the Jews, and being Jewish, she must obey".

They unveiled a new "debt clock" today that measures the size of the national debt, and announced they were opening an "economic recovery room" off the Senate chamber where Democratic senators could go to denounce the White House.

In addition, the GOP leadership had planned from the get-go to denounce any reform legislation the Democrats came up with as a "government takeover of health care".

When I spoke to Mr. Brill the day before the conference, he was practically beside himself with excitement — Mr. Kay, he told me, was going to publicly denounce outsize, and unnecessary, severance packages.

"I believe that this book constitutes the wholesale theft of 17 years of my hard work," she testified, going on to denounce the book as plagiarism and a waste of money.