Sentence examples for mass denunciation from inspiring English sources

That mass denunciation became a thirty-second TV spot, designed to reach the majority of California voters, who agreed with her.

I am waiting for mass denunciation from religious leaders.

There are to be no mass denunciations of corrupt and arrogant officials, because Xi remembers only too well where that path leads.

A performance of the Organ Concerto in 1941, in Berlin, led to mass walkouts and denunciations in the press.

Mass arrests and denunciations continued for months thereafter.

He organized mass meetings at which denunciations, beatings and self-criticism were common.

Though he recited a litany of Iranian grievances with the West, most notably the unresolved dispute over Iran's nuclear ambitions and the sanctions that have deeply affected the Iranian economy, Mr. Rouhani did not make the kind of strident denunciations that caused the mass diplomatic walkouts provoked by his predecessor.

But Khrushchev's own denunciation of Stalin as a mass murderer in 1956 at the 20th Congress of the Soviet Communist Party undermined the Hungarian leadership.

Its tools were torture, denunciation of neighbor by neighbor and mass execution, by fire and by sword.

Mr. James Griffiths, thundered out denunciation of the People's Progressive Party.

Once upon a time not very long ago politicians feared that denunciations from the pulpit at Sunday mass would end their careers.