Sentence examples for specific denunciation from inspiring English sources
Progressives have found Senator Barack Obama's more specific denunciation of the whole mind-set that created the war much more helpful.
Its importance lay in the fact that it published to the world what had previously been preached in the main only to the bishops, and that it made general what had been previously specific denunciations concerned with particular events.
But Trump's appeal in parts of the country where manufacturing jobs have been outsourced overseas is not always connected to his specific opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership or denunciation of China's currency manipulation.
Mr. Kerry has profited from the Democrats' pioneer work in this new form of rogue campaigning; Mr. Bush has used wholesale denunciations of the 527's to avoid any specific condemnation of the Swift boat ads.
That he was essentially in the mainstream of Judaism, however, is indicated by his respect for the literal interpretation of the Bible, his denunciation of the extreme allegorists, and his failure to mention any specific rites of initiation for proselytes, as well as the lack of evidence that he was himself a devotee of a particular mystery cult.
This factor, together with the proliferation of gambling card games, resulted in frequent denunciations of card playing by church authorities and prohibitions of specific games by civic authorities.
The sternest warnings concerning a war's possible consequences came from Muslim nations, which laced their calls for peace with denunciations of Israel as an aggressor but then offered very specific assessments of the potential destabilization of the impending conflict.
You scroll through your timeline and you get a witticism, then an entreaty to read an essay or column, then a grandstanding denunciation of some phone company's subpar customer service, then an announcement of what a specific person's current jam is, then an accidental insight into some inscrutable private misery.
Weiner has been less interested in specific reforms than in firing up the electorate; on one occasion he evoked Nazi Germany in his denunciations of stop-and-frisk.
The denunciation lacks drama.
