Sentence examples for such denunciation from inspiring English sources

"Any such denunciation of the Cultural Revolution is entirely making public opinion preparations for the United States and other western nations in [plotting the] extinction of the Chinese nation," wrote Zhang Hongliang in an article translated by the University of Hong Kong's China Media Project.

And how could any Muslim, familiar with the issues, take any such denunciation -- were it to be made -- seriously?

Secretary of State Clinton has made an important first step by clearly condemning the violence perpetrated against women in the recent violence, but such denunciation must be transformed into action.

It was a lot of weed, and probably a pretty bad call (which Neary admits), but the judge said "facing the reality that the product in which he dealt is to become legal, it should be said that the decibel level of such denunciation and deterrence may be less than it otherwise would be".

Such denunciations of modernization have continued up to the present, and they have had some effect.

When Tonéx started preaching, he occasionally denounced homosexuality, too, partly because such denunciations work so well.

Columnists and editorialists for New York's tabloids who are rarely given to kumbaya moments have described such denunciations as "hysteria".

Despite such denunciations, throngs of people paid to see the original Cardiff Giant, and others, including P.T. Barnum, created their own versions.

The modern sports owner loves to hear such denunciations of existing facilities by the news media and by fans, because it invariably gives pandering politicians more excuses to cave in to their demands.

Charles Dickens used the term in his 1836 The Pickwick Papers (more properly called The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club): "At every bad attempt at a catch, and every failure to stop the ball, he launched his personal displeasure at the head of the devoted individual in such denunciations as 'Ah, ah!—stupid' 'Now, butter-fingers' 'Muff'— 'Humbug' and so forth".

The perfect is made the enemy of the good when such denunciations are used to legitimize opponents of accountability, allowing atrocity criminals to evade the law.