Sentence examples for scathing denunciation from inspiring English sources

Thyssen later wrote a scathing denunciation of Nazism titled "I Paid Hitler".

But they said they had no quarrel with Howells's scathing denunciation of Israel's military tactics.

A rebuttal of the Separatist position, it was a scathing denunciation of economic & political conditions in Canada.

In February he delivered a scathing denunciation of 30 years of multiculturalism in Britain, warning it was directly contributing to home-grown Islamic terrorism.

The dance can be interpreted as a scathing denunciation of a competitive, youth-oriented society that brutally rejects anyone who cannot keep up with its rat race.

The third season, currently streaming on Netflix, is both a scathing denunciation of the privatization of the prison system and a voice of advocacy for labor unions — though you'll rarely hear it described that way.

Fela's lyrics were scathing denunciations of Nigeria's socioeconomic reality.

It wasn't until later that I became aware of the scathing denunciations of its abstract design.

The group's lengthy proclamations, full of Marxist-Leninist categories and scathing denunciations of what November 17 called capitalist and imperialist atrocities, came to seem outdated.

Because her scathing denunciations of what is cruel and unfree in Islam are not "showing the way forward for most Muslims in Europe, at least not for many years to come".

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.