Sentence examples for heated denunciation from inspiring English sources

The Nobel committee has made awards in the past that have been seen as political swipes at the United States, most notably in 2002, when it gave the prize to former President Jimmy Carter not long after he had written a heated denunciation of President Bush's Iraq policy.

France's president got the official cold shoulder and columnists' heated denunciations.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — In an unusual, and apparently heated, closed-door session of Parliament, Pakistan's spy chief issued a rousing denunciation of the United States on Friday for its raid that killed Osama bin Laden and denied that Pakistan maintained any links with militant groups, according to lawmakers.

WASHINGTON — Sarah Palin broke her silence on Wednesday and delivered a forceful denunciation of her critics in a video message about the Arizona shootings, accusing commentators and journalists of "blood libel" in a frenzied rush to blame heated political speech for the violence.

As Election Day approaches with the major candidates in a dead heat, Democratic denunciations of Ralph Nader supporters grow louder and more bitter.

Aretino follows this with a little rhapsody about a warm bed and mistress's embrace, and a testy denunciation of heat, bugs and flies during the season of cherries, figs, peaches and grapes "Whereas, in winter, four dry logs have all the elements needed to sustain good talk for four or five hours, with a bowl of chestnuts on the fire and a bottle of wine between one's legs.

A denunciation.

The denunciation lacks drama.

Why this periodic denunciation?

So, another week, another denunciation of Obamacare.

Context aside, the Schoenberg may have sounded so Beethovenian because the musicians responded to this wartime denunciation of tyranny — the text is Byron's poem about Napoleon, but Schoenberg made it clear in his program notes that his piece is about Hitler — with both heat and light.