Sentence examples for years of denouncing from inspiring English sources

He took it up after years of denouncing color photography as vulgar and made about 2,400 color Polaroids.

Having won his party leadership largely by championing the Drumcree Orangemen, and after years of denouncing Catholic residents' groups as republican agitators, Mr Trimble has recently begun peace-making meetings with the residents' representatives and other local councillors.

After years of denouncing liberals for seeking to overturn the will of the people through court decisions, conservatives have fully adopted that very same approach to laws they don't like.

Here are a few examples: HEALTH CARE After more than a year of denouncing Mr. Obama's health care law, Mr. Romney said on "Meet the Press" on NBC on Sunday that maybe parts of it weren't so bad.

After four years of privately denouncing the popular nature writers in letters and conversation, Roosevelt decided to weigh in publicly; while alerting Burroughs that he had finally broken his silence, he wrote: "I know that as President I ought not to do this".

As soon as the period of open debate began, Nick Clegg launched his opening salvo against his coalition partner of five years - denouncing David Cameron for wanting to cut more than is necessary.

The Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798 inspired him to draft the Virginia Resolutions of that year, denouncing those statutes as violations of the First Amendment of the Constitution and affirming the right and duty of the states "to interpose for arresting the progress of the evil".

The noted classical pianist and composer Fazil Say, an outspoken critic of Mr. Erdogan's government, caused an uproar a couple of years ago by denouncing the Arabesque music popular among his countrymen as "a blight on enlightenment, modernity and artistry" and noting on Facebook that he was ashamed of the Turkish people's cultural tastes.

The film, which has opened in New York and is set for release across 23 US cities, has divided critics, with some hailing it as the documentary of the year, others denouncing it as sensationalist.

A historical judgment by the Venice Appeal Court (Italy) in 2004 finally put an end to a controversial class-action law suit, which began over 10 years prior, by denouncing the deaths of 120 workers by various types of tumours.

Thatcher supported the South African Apartheid regime for a number of years, and denounced Nelson Mandela as a terrorist.