Sentence examples for to avoid denunciation from inspiring English sources

Especially in the case of OFWGKTA, I generally try to avoid denunciation and censure: it's easier and better, usually, to quote some of the harsh lyrics, try to explain where they come from, and let readers decide.

Fear of denunciation, arrest and deportation shape how undocumented migrants interact with other people, and may lead them to isolate themselves in order to avoid denunciation [ 10].

A second administration official said the United States had decided for now to avoid public denunciation of the Israeli decision out of concern that tough American language might simply harden the stance of the Israeli government, which has ignored prior American warnings.

Frank takes pains to avoid not only the auto-denunciations of so many left-leaning Nixon biographers but also the mawkish fealty of a smaller biographical band on the right.

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.

What better way to avoid the messy legalities of deaccessioning artworks, with the attendant denunciations from Association of Art Museum Directors and other professional organizations that monitor and weigh in on sales of individual works of art?

This is far from inevitable, but to avoid it will require a shift in the mode of political intercourse from exprobration to diplomacy, and from denunciation to dialogue.

Coming on the heels of the meeting last week, today's denunciation seemed intended to thrust the United States firmly into the middle of the Korean peace effort -- a position that Washington has sought to avoid, encouraging the Koreas to negotiate their own peace.

When he wrote De libero arbitrio in 1524, Erasmus no longer had much expectation that the clash between Luther and the ecclesiastical authorities could be settled through the negotiation and conciliation for which he had been pleading, but he carefully avoided harsh denunciation.

It seems that Mr Spitzer, even at this dinner, was continuing his trial by denunciation, avoiding the trouble and public expense of actually taking anybody to court.

In 1859, John Henry Newman published an article that led to his denunciation in Rome as "the most dangerous man in England".