Sentence examples for to be denounced from inspiring English sources

"This needs to be denounced," Francis said.

Are they simply to be denounced?

"I'm not ready to be denounced just yet," Jones said.

That is what ought to be denounced by Lord Falconer.

Nothing makes people feel better about themselves than a lout just begging to be denounced.

It continues to be denounced as racist and sanctified as antiracist.

What is absurd is for the Labour party to be denouncing it for others and practising it themselves.

On the very day that one arm of the government is helping to craft a strategy for global economic recovery, another arm is likely to be denouncing the Dalai Lama as "a devil with a human face".

Goldman deserved to be denounced their ABACUS scam was abhorrent, and it wasn't the only egregious act the company engaged in (see: "shitty deal").

Comparing Taylor's scandals with Lohan's, Thompson has said: "A DUI [driving under the influence] here and there pales in comparison to being denounced by the pope".

There is also fear that forcing the squatters to move would be denounced as mistreatment of indigenous peoples.