Sentence examples for refusing to denounce from inspiring English sources

Meriam Ibrahim was sentenced to death in Sudan in May for refusing to denounce her Christian faith.

The announcement came shortly after she was booed during a forum at the Golden Gate Yacht Club for refusing to denounce Mr. Peskin, who is considered too left-wing by many residents of the city's wealthiest, most conservative enclave.

He never was a farmer instead, as a young man, Georgios served as an officer in the Roman army of the Emperor Diocletian and was killed for refusing to denounce Christianity which is why he was made a saint.

The official explanation was suicide, but Mrs. Cheng learned that her daughter had been murdered by the Red Guards for refusing to denounce her mother as a class enemy.

Castrillón dismissed the scandal as just "an American problem," he defended the church's approach to priestly pedophilia long after it had been revealed as pitifully inadequate, and in 2001 he even praised a French bishop for refusing to denounce an abusive priest to the civil authorities.

In his first sitdown interview as the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Trump immediately waded back into controversy, refusing to back down from his longstanding – and long-since debunked – claims that Barack Obama was not born in the United States, and also refusing to denounce antisemitic attacks on a journalist who wrote a profile about his wife.

Many have refused to denounce it.

Those who refused to denounce the document brought severe punishments on themselves and their families.

Even before the Israeli invasion, Arab leaders refused to denounce Palestinian suicide bombings.

It said she "continued the character attack on General Petraeus and refused to denounce MoveOn.org's ad".

The Japanese thought a star athlete would have propaganda value, but Zamperini refused to denounce his country.