Sentence examples for outright denunciation from inspiring English sources
Fellow Republican candidates ran the gamut from outright denunciation of the plan to comparisons with their own plans.
Even the White House held back from outright denunciation, accepting that the revelations "sparked an appropriate debate" and raised "excellent questions".
President Bush would be wise to forgo outright denunciation of the court or any attempt to discourage other countries from ratifying the treaty.
And no outright denunciation of Israel's cruel treatment of the captive people over whom it rules or any proposed action to change this deplorable situation.
But May's statement stopped short of any outright denunciation, and she was criticized by both sides of the political spectrum for waiting so long before releasing her official response.
(Would that make "Arcticism" a code word for opposition to global warming?) There have been a lot of code words, not-so-coded words, and outright denunciations thrown around in the Charles Freeman affair.
Schooled by years of bitter history to regard white strangers with suspicion or even outright hostility, they assail the little expedition at every turn with demands, denunciations and threats.
And the same applies to Western leaders: Despite their scathing denunciations of him, it is their generous donations that have helped him survive by preventing outright famine among his people.
The denunciation lacks drama.
Why this periodic denunciation?
