Sentence examples for to be denouncing from inspiring English sources

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".

Sewell had the good fortune to be denouncing conceptual art in the early 90s at a time when Damien Hirst, Charles Saatchi and the Turner prize were making it notorious as never before.

At the time of writing it's still possible to find Tide Pod Challenge videos on YouTube, though most of the videos being surfaced seem to be denouncing the stupidity of the 'challenge' (even if they have clickbait-y titles that claim they're going to eat the pods — hey, savvy YouTubers know a good viral backlash bandwagon to jump on when they see one!).

Are they simply to be denounced?

"This needs to be denounced," Francis said.

That is what ought to be denounced by Lord Falconer.

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

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

But it is rare in Scotland for this 'Scottishness of the spirit' to be denounced.

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