Sentence examples for vehement denunciation from inspiring English sources

After eight years in the job he left with a vehement denunciation of the International Cricket Council and a culture of back-room deals and intimidation.

Cardinal Zen's remarks represented a shift in his stance compared with two years ago, when he observed the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square killings by delivering a vehement denunciation of the Chinese government's human rights record.

Last week's opening of Hulu and the MPAA's vehement denunciation of net neutrality are intimately related, a double-barreled shot aimed at the heart of the open Internet.

Yes, my friends, that is how far David Barton is willing to go with his misquotes - claiming that a comment about someone's height in a story told by Benjamin Franklin was a "vehement denunciation" by Thomas Jefferson of the religious opinions in that person's writings!

He won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2010, prompting vehement denunciations from China's Communist Party.

These statements -- echoing, at least in sentiment, the equally vehement denunciations by the vice presidential candidates, Dick Cheney and Joseph Lieberman, in their debate last week -- will only have meaning if they translate into real action when the campaign is over.

The facts confirm that the history of the Muslim Brotherhood is replete with vehement denunciations of anyone not a devout Muslim, and of all infidels, particularly Jews.

In Germany, the opposition Christian Democrats, who have been vehement in their denunciation of the measures, have recently been joined by some members of Mr. Schroder's coalition partner, the Greens.

Clearly referring to France and Germany, the two countries most vehement in their denunciation of him, Mr. Schussel asked, "Is this the start of some new procedure that two big states tell other European Union members what governments they should have?" In elections last October, Mr. Haider's Freedom Party took 27percentt of the vote, fractionally more than Mr. Schussel's People Party.

He was also a Confederate sympathizer, vehement in his denunciation of Lincoln, and strongly opposed the abolition of slavery in the United States.

Others in Wyoming have been more vehement in their denunciations.