Sentence examples for may be denounced from inspiring English sources

Extremists may be denounced from the pulpits, but that does not prevent them meeting like-minded folk in living rooms.

Fakery and manipulation of this kind would be denounced today.

He is not the first Republican appointee to be denounced.

Such trickery deserves to be denounced.

When the rare Israeli extremist commits violence, Israeli leaders and Jewish groups condemn him unconditionally; when the Palestinian extremist acts, the act may be perfunctorily denounced as "counterproductive to the Palestinian cause" by some Palestinian leaders, but the perpetrator is lauded as a hero among the Palestinian masses.

The painting may be one he was forced to make after being denounced for heresy and tried by the Spanish Inquisition (see inquisition).

Second, migrants may avoid contacting health care providers out of fear of being denounced to immigration authorities [ 2, 3].

But the organisers have been denounced for even convening an event at which the issues may be discussed.

Undocumented migrants are frequently confronted with situations that may appear threatening to them, given their inability to claim their rights and the possibility of being denounced to authorities by others.

This win may have been, on the balance of play, wholly undeserved, but the vehemence with which City's raggedness has been denounced raises an eyebrow.

Castellanos had been denounced.