Sentence examples for of being denounced from inspiring English sources

And, in due course, editorials in papers such as the Toronto Star can be deemed anti-Semitic and thus worthy of being denounced as a "hate-crime".

Was it, as many townspeople speculate, a cabal of business executives wary of being denounced in this rigorously Christian bluegrass county?

The boldness with which shopkeepers and taxi drivers used to vent their frustration at their government is being replaced, at least for the moment, by whispers and fears of being denounced as a traitor or terrorist sympathizer.

The Party of Islam tired of being denounced by Somalis at home and around the world, so it slinked off and handed over an apology — but also left behind a wrecked hospital.

Ibrahim paints a fascinating picture of life in Fallujah before he left, showing how even conservative tribal Sunni Arabs are at risk of being denounced for disloyalty or for resisting the diktats of Isis.

Mr Qimani's work which would be unremarkable in any Western context applies the familiar techniques of empirical research to early Islamic history.As so often these days, he faces not punishment by his own government but the potentially lethal consequences of being denounced as a heretic by several influential groups in the quarrelsome world of Egyptian Islam.

This now-notorious agreement, which set America on a road to economic decline we have not yet stepped off of, was denounced at the time by a number of political outsiders, from Bernie Sanders on the left to Pat Buchanan on the right to Ross Perot in the center.

The pictures -- of two party secretaries being denounced, of eight people being executed and of swimmers studying the words of Mao Zedong -- should have been attributed to Li Zhensheng/Contact Press Images.

But the authorization of jackboot tactics and the wrenching apart of families is to be denounced.

The earliest of the mystics to be denounced as heretics were the Messalians (Syriac for "praying people") of the 4th century.

But it is rare in Scotland for this 'Scottishness of the spirit' to be denounced.