Sentence examples for it denunciation from inspiring English sources

Its independence, which never wavered from its founding, despite early and grave financial worries, has brought it denunciation at one time or another from every part of the French political spectrum.

Through its denunciation of Stalin, it substantially destroyed the infallibility of the party.

At least, it should: denunciation for its own sake sometimes proves irresistible.

"It's not a denunciation, it's pure narrative".

For this album's requisite Madonna brouhaha, it drew denunciations from Israeli rabbis who believed it was about a 16th-century Jewish mystic and kabbalah scholar, Yitzhak (or Isaac Luriaandand Jewish law forbids using a holy rabbi's name for profit.

And the Baath Party, which has clenched Syria in its tight, shades-of-the-Soviet-bloc grip for almost 40 years, easily resurrects oppressive measures whenever it deems denunciations of the government to be too harsh.

After Tennessee's Republican-led Legislature passed a bill to protect school teachers who review "the scientific strengths and weaknesses of existing scientific theories" in areas including "biological evolution, the chemical origins of life, global warming and human cloning," it drew denunciations from a number of scientists and civil libertarians.

China reaffirmed plans for the torch relay even as it intensified denunciations of the Dalai Lama, the exiled spiritual leader of Tibet, who has been accused by the Chinese authorities of fomenting the Tibetan protests in Lhasa and other parts of China this past week.

It includes a denunciation of Catholics which is so lush and lyrical that it sounds more like excitement than hatred.

The Grande Mosquée de Paris expressed "consternation" at the attack, as it did after previous attacks – but on those occasions it added a denunciation of Isis.

But back to Taylor today; it's another denunciation of quantitative easing.