Sentence examples for was denounced for from inspiring English sources
verb
To make known in a formal manner; to proclaim; to announce; to declare.
It was denounced for stifling student creativity and active learning.
The answer is neither of the above, but (c): He was denounced for his boldness.
In 1962, Just was denounced for speculation by the porter of his apartment bloc.
Moreover, Akayev's government was accused of widespread corruption, and the president was denounced for abusing his power.
When Michael Nazir-Ali, a Pakistani-born Anglican bishop, said some urban areas in Britain were becoming out of bounds for non-Muslims, he was denounced for alarmism.
After the incident, however, Zeng was denounced for his infirm stand, and Prince Gong's political influence began to wane in the growing antiforeign climate.
He has been denounced for this, as Israel has been denounced for doing what it judged necessary to defend itself.
Yahoo has been denounced for providing information that has helped the Chinese authorities convict such dissidents.
ON the political right, Mr. Bloomberg is denounced for raising taxes.
The holding centres have repeatedly been denounced for maltreatment and abuse.
(Christian rites were mocked among the Romans for their vulgarity long before they were denounced for their absurdity).
