Sentence examples for was denounced at from inspiring English sources

The suit was denounced at the time by Nixon's attorney general, John Mitchell, who called it a case of "sheer demagoguery" by the DNC.

He was denounced at the time – not least by his impatient, thwarted neighbours in Downing Street – but few would now deny he was right.

After the funeral, protesters attempted to storm the Grand Serail, the Ottoman-era garrison in Beirut that houses the offices of Prime Minister Najib Mikati, after his government was denounced at the funeral for being a puppet of Bashar al-Assad's Syrian administration.

Indeed, the situation was denounced at a hearing at the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights in Washington, D.C. just one week before.

This now-notorious agreement, which set America on a road to economic decline we have not yet stepped off of, was denounced at the time by a number of political outsiders, from Bernie Sanders on the left to Pat Buchanan on the right to Ross Perot in the center.

The idea was denounced as "socialism" at the time by the AMA.

Members suspected of sympathy for home-grown movements are denounced at public meetings organised by party cadres; some are imprisoned.

There was the policy wreck of the bill itself, which could be denounced at least as easily as McConnell himself once denounced Obamacare.

But would France stand on the sidelines were the African Union, now mediating in the stalemate, to urge the use of force to dislodge Mr Gbagbo?If the French are unavoidably involved in Côte d'Ivoire, they have been denounced at home for doing nothing in Tunisia.

Perhaps the day is not far off when the Mouse's cult of personality will be denounced at Congressional hearings, speculators will hawk tickets to Pirates of the Caribbean to the highest bidders, and gangs of disillusioned Disney characters will extort protection money from the shops on Main Street.

For some it was no coincidence that the bombs had gone off at the same time that Israel was being denounced at the United Nations conference on racism in Durban, South Africa, where it has been called a racist colonial power and an "apartheid regime" that has committed "ethnic cleansing and other acts of genocide" against the Palestinians.