Sentence examples for I decried from inspiring English sources

Pubescent fogey that I was in 1977, I decried the besmirching of this proud brand with the scuzzy imprimatur of the ad-man who had written Confessions of a Window Cleaner.

In the post, I decried the hysteria surrounding the H1N1 "swine flu" epidemic, interviewing a relative of a woman who had died of the illness and whose family members were too scared to attend her funeral.

On the contrary: I need only point to my Independence Day piece (August 17) in which I decried "the strange spectacle of a nation without nationals, of Indians who are not involved in India".

Over fennel-duck-blood sausage with a nage of yuzu, ouzo and kudzu, we discussed the latest trends in the culinary world; I decried the use of foams and molecular gastronomy in general, applauded on-site hog butchery.

Tying the shooting to the inane whine of certain politicians about a "war on whites,"  I decried the next morning the death of yet another unarmed black man at the hands of a white police officer.

In my New York Times Op-Ed piece commenting on the Met's 2005 Chanel show (mounted thanks to similarly self-interested sponsorship), I decried the apparent influence of the fashion house/sponsor on the exhibition's selection of what to display and how to describe it.

Hence I am hoping, if any of my critics happen to be reading this, that they will be kind enough to answer a few questions that might aid me in this quest, to wit: –Is decrying specific practices advocated by a given religious group equivalent to condemning the religion itself and all those who practice it?

As a skeptic, I decry the way alt.med at once uses and abuses science.

Well yes, that's because I do feel a bit jealous and the more I decry it the more a shot at a trophy, any trophy, sounds inspiring.

"Two days later, once the polls were over and everyone had gone home, he stated publicly that I decry the peoples of Russia and Belarus in my work".

I celebrate Judge Richard J Leon's opinion that the government's mass collection of communications metadata is "almost Orwellian", and I decry Judge William H Pauley III's decision that the NSA's collection is both effective and legally perfectly peachy.