Sentence examples for were to denounce from inspiring English sources
"If the United States were to denounce Israel as an illegal occupier of Muslim land, attack it, deport the Jewish population, and turn over the Temple Mount to the Palestinians, we might well enjoy some of the benefits listed above".
In 1992, Bill Clinton could strengthen his claim to be a moderate by denouncing Sister Souljah, a punchy black lady; if Mr Kerry were to denounce, say, Michael Moore, it might drive plenty of university students—just the sort of Bush-haters curegisteringistering voters for the Democrats—over to Mr Nader (along with many of their professors).
Kevin Poulsen calls the story bogus and so would I if my Chinese overlords wouldn't stop my heroin dosage if I were to denounce them.
The Soviet response was to denounce Pasternak as a traitor.
"So the first thing is to denounce the Le Touquet accords.
"So the first thing is to denounce the Le Touquet accord.
Her priority is to denounce the Hanoi government as irremediably corrupt and abusive.
Most of his recent efforts have been to denounce the behavior of the police.
His main thrust was to denounce planned cuts by Obama in the military budget.
One nonmilitary way to combat it would be to denounce it with as much force, clarity and volume as possible.
His instinct, from the first, was to denounce Cameron as a toff and invite the public to join in.
