Sentence examples for was denounced from from inspiring English sources

At first he was denounced from all sides.

But it was denounced from the middle as well.

The United States was denounced from Berlin to Singapore for its "arrogant" defeat of that treaty.

The abortive pay rise was denounced from church pulpits and in e-mails that jammed deputies' in-boxes.

"When the book was published in Ireland, I was denounced from hill, pulpit and barstool," he told the online magazine Slate in 2007.

The coal industry is an economic mainstay of many local economies, and the rule was denounced from West Virginia to Wyoming and on the Republican presidential campaign trail on Tuesday.

Back in the nineteen-fifties, when he was denouncing from on high the philistinism of the book business, he had his friend Mickey Knox, an actor, go into bookstores pretending to be a customer, asking the salespeople what they thought of "The Deer Park".

Extremists may be denounced from the pulpits, but that does not prevent them meeting like-minded folk in living rooms.

As a transgressor against the mores of the 20th century, Mary Concannon is denounced from the altar, and subsequently found drowned.

If he produces a shopping list that might be more realistic as a basis for negotiation, he will be denounced from within his party for seeking too little.

Alec Waugh's novel The Loom of Youth (1917), might have been denounced from pulpits, but the Sherborne-educated Waugh was a reformer, not a revolutionary.