Sentence examples for popular denunciation from inspiring English sources

The idea of genitals as a kind of destination had clearly caught on, becoming a popular denunciation.

Just like movies, comic books have undergone cycles of popularity, denunciation and legitimization that reflect larger shifts in mass and popular culture.

Superman becomes the target of popular protest, editorial denunciations, and critical hearings in the Senate a state of affairs that suits a clear-eyed villain, Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg).

It had never occurred to me how Alan Clark, diarist, minister, quasi-fascist and author of The Donkeys (1961), his wildly popular (and critically demolished) denunciation of the 1915 British high command, helped lead the left off to embrace the facile certainties of everything from Oh! What a Lovely War (1963 and still reviving) to Blackadder Goes Forth (1989 and still repeating).

Nor were these denunciations always popular among his liberal-minded fans.

The Cultural Revolution began in 1966, following the denunciation of the popular play "The Dismissal of Hai Rui From Office".

Thus, the persecutions remained localized and sporadic and were the result of private denunciations or of spontaneous popular protests.

Che's denunciations of the Soviets made him popular among intellectuals and artists of the Western European left who had lost faith in the Soviet Union, while his condemnation of imperialism and call to revolution inspired young radical students in the United States, who were impatient for societal change.

Since Mr. Erdogan's Justice and Development Party, known as the A.K.P., came to power in the 2002 elections, Turkey has deepened its diplomatic and economic ties with governments across the Middle East, and Mr. Erdogan's public denunciations of Israel have made him a popular figure throughout the region.

Mephedrone became hugely popular during its window of legality, before the usual fear-mongering denunciations by politicians and the media, and the usual ban.

The product is neither a redemption nor a denunciation but a more measured portrait, and one that complicates the popular narrative of squandered opportunity.