Sentence examples for sweeping denunciation from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Khrushchev permitted the 1962 publication of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, with its sweeping denunciation of Stalinist repression.

WASHINGTON — Mitt Romney responded to Friday's weaker-than-expected job numbers with a sweeping denunciation, declaring it a "terrible and very disappointing report" — evidence of an economy that is "slowing down, not speeding up".

Catholic climate activists said on Wednesday they were planning to deliver copies of the pope's encyclical on climate change – a sweeping denunciation of environmental degradation and global inequality – to each of the 166 Republican members of Congress.

WASHINGTON — Glenn Beck, a hero of the political right and the closing speaker at a conference of political conservatives here, offered a sweeping denunciation of progressivism on Saturday, calling it a cancer that must be cut out of the nation's political system.

Nowadays, if you are any kind of political thinker at all, and you haven't issued a sweeping denunciation of your dearest friends, or haven't been hanged by them from a lamppost — why, the spirit of the age has somehow passed you by.

"That we adore them for the way they murdered more than 3,000 civilians on September 11 and then danced in the hot, dusty streets to celebrate the murders?" By any standards it was an appalling article, a sweeping denunciation of Arabs in general, without any qualification or exception, implying that all 200 million of them were "suicide bombers, limb-amputators, women repressors".

Those are legitimate concerns, but sweeping denunciations of any religious group constitute dangerous bigotry.

It's because of people like her that sweeping denunciations of Islam, or the "Muslim hearings" planned in Congress, rile me — and seem profoundly misguided.

L'Herbier specialized in sweeping denunciations of social decadence, preferably set amid stunning Art Moderne sets, like "L'Inhumaine," from 1924, with sets designed by, among others, the artist Fernand Léger and the architect Robert Mallet-Stevens.

Her ideal, she said, would be to see "white working-class people standing beside black folks, saying, 'Your struggle is my struggle.' That's my dream!" This year, Stamp's dream seems as distant as ever, with Trump inciting his working-class followers to use violence against black protesters, and with students on élite campuses issuing sweeping denunciations of white privilege.

But because no one was making broad-brush statements about Islam's culpability either they lined up to denounce the absence of sweeping religious denunciation.