Sentence examples for unambiguous denunciation from inspiring English sources
But the poems themselves stand as an unambiguous denunciation of a government that has spectacularly failed its people.
Then, after 11 of the French magazine's staff had been murdered, the only fitting response was sympathy for the families of those slain, and clear, unambiguous denunciation of the men who had sought to silence them with bullets.
The Occupy Wall Street movement has been criticized for lacking clear demands, but with its unambiguous denunciation of large corporations, the financial elite and the 1 percent of wealthiest Americans, this is one movement unlikely to be co-opted by wealthy benefactors.
Re "Arab League Hotly Attacks Israeli Stand on Lebanon" (news article, March 13): The Arab League's unanimous and unambiguous denunciation of Israel's decision to withdraw from Lebanon is indicative of the futility of any Israeli initiative in forging an understanding with its Arab neighbors.
When cameras and tape recorders are switched off, the balaclava falls and the discussions of "culture" and trampled rights make way for the more unambiguous denunciations of fucking taigs (Catholics) and fucking huns (Protestants).
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He was unafraid to criticize the rebels and unambiguous in his denunciations of violence against civilians.
The LGBT community worldwide, from New York to Hong Kong to London to Berlin, has not been shy about telling these sponsors what they what: a clear denunciation of Russia's anti-gay laws and an unambiguous call to the Russian government that they must be repealed.
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