Sentence examples for widespread denunciation from inspiring English sources

The proposal drew immediate and widespread denunciation, forcing Hoare's resignation on Dec. 18, 1935.

When news of the plan leaked out, it drew immediate and widespread denunciation.

His justification, coupled with an apology, followed widespread denunciation of the system by delegates at the British Medical Association's (BMA) annual conference last month.

But the public response was widespread denunciation of Hanson for using unproved charges to slander a man who could not defend himself, & perpetuating the notion of black criminality while doing it... Cites effects of the case.

And it's here where three mild-mannered American ladies called the Dixie Chicks can provoke a coast-to-coast radio blackout on their music, widespread denunciation, and public burnings of their CDs just for saying at a British concert that they didn't like George Bush too much.

But only if it triggers widespread denunciation of Trump.

In May, a NATO airstrike that killed 14 civilians, most of them women and children, in Helmand Province led to widespread denunciations among Afghan residents and officials.

Oscar Wilde responded vigorously to the widespread denunciations that greeted The Picture of Dorian Gray on its first appearance in Lippincott's Monthly Magazine.

Despite widespread public denunciations of Trump's hate speech by both Democrats and Republicans, policymakers from across the political spectrum voted in favor of the discriminatory bill.

The vague announcement by the Iranian judiciary drew widespread international condemnation, including denunciations from NSA leaker Edward Snowden and the US State Department.

However, the searchlight of responsibility is always beamed on "the poor", often accompanied by denunciations of a supposed widespread culture of welfare dependency.