Sentence examples for in denunciation from inspiring English sources

The announcement sparked a night of angry protests in Ferguson and denunciations from civil rights leaders as well as Brown's family.

All joined hands in defence of freedom of conscience and in denunciation of Islamophobia.

Offices of his mobile phone company, Syriatel, were burned in protests, and his name was chanted in denunciation in demonstrations.

Look, for example, at the personally courageous stance of Hamza Yusuf, an American-born scholar with a wide following in the Islamic heart-land, in denunciation of Islamic State, its aims and methods.

The state media has been awash in denunciation of dangerous rumors, and earlier Tuesday, as Josh Chin points out, Chinese Web sites had vowed to "resolutely support and work with relevant government departments" in fighting their spread.

In 1966 the critic Max-Pol Fouchet argued that Sartre, who refused all honours, declined the Nobel in defence of "the solitude of the revolutionary writer", in denunciation of "worldly and external self-importance".

Not surprisingly, the North exploded in denunciations of Taney's opinion.

The papal displeasure was echoed in denunciations of the war from leaders of Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant and Muslim groups.

The story was a worldwide media sensation for a month or so, with hundreds of anthropologists publicly joining in denunciations of Chagnon and Neel, some comparing the two to Nazi Josef Mengele.

Not all American psychologists, even avowed Behaviorists, were quite as vehement as Watson in their denunciation of mentality in general, or imagery in particular, but his views certainly resonated with many.

In Washington, even Republican members of Congress who had long been strong supporters of the Afghan war and Mr. Karzai, were scathing in their denunciation of him in recent days.