Sentence examples for start denouncing from inspiring English sources

"You evil bastards … time is running out for you so you have [sic] better start denouncing your flawed inhumane therapy and pray to God for forgiveness," said one.

When anything gains mainstream popularity, there are always some early adopters who will start denouncing it.

(God forbid people start denouncing politicians' professors. Changing one's views is considered open-minded and thus commendable for scholars, so we might be the juiciest targets of all, supplying sound bites for any given position!).

When he returned to Yemen, he started denouncing the U.S. and Israel.

It suggests that Republican rage over Benghazi is overblown, and that this explains why President Barack Obama's opponents have switched tack, and started denouncing him as a bullying tyrant.

In parallel, however, an active civil society started denouncing these practices by naming and shaming the Moroccan government on the international scene - at times very successfully.

As Max Blumenthal pointed out when the city's mayor started denouncing "outside agitators," more than 70percentt of Baltimore's police force lives beyond the city limits, at least 10percentt of them out-of-state.

After years of publicly casting the Taliban as an Islamic regime worthy of charity, Saudis analyzing their government's position said it would be too much for the government to start publicly denouncing Afghanistan as a pariah state.

The White House could start by denouncing the increasing repression of grassroots unarmed Palestinian resistance.

In these episodes of this very chaotic year, the idea that the President might augur some broader social tumult and change has faded; he has collapsed back into the factional world of Washington politics, and his preferences now match those of the institutional Republican Party, which he had started out denouncing.

From the start, I denounced that order as unconstitutional.