Sentence examples similar to quick denunciations from inspiring English sources
The salute of all things military — and the quick denunciation of any who dare question it — has become a knee-jerk part of American life.
But sloppy police work on the morning the body was discovered compromised evidence, leading to quick public denunciations of Mr. Hunter and Boulder investigators.
Of all the various sins committed by athletes on and off the field, the worst — or at least the one that brings the quickest, most fiery denunciations — is quitting.
But they expressed confidence that Mr. Romney and Republican Congressional candidates would weather the week of bad press, in part because the quick and thunderous denunciation of Mr. Akin by the party's leadership has minimized the potential impact of being tied to his comments.
Even Matthews, these days, is given to passionate denunciations of the Republican Party — although he is quick to argue that what has changed is the political landscape, not him.
Al Gore, tainted by fund-raising scandals and association with a known president, chose Joe Lieberman in the hope that his ethical stature and famous denunciation of Clinton immorality would provide a quick rectitude fix.
She is quick to embrace pop radio's most recent playlist and equally swift in her denunciations of artists who fall off the charts.
In a country with periodic -- and unsolved -- political murders, human rights groups were quick to suspect someone in government whom Father Kaiser had angered with his frequent, and public, denunciations.
Denunciations, demonstrations and arrests followed.
The denunciations hit home.
