Sentence examples for are decried from inspiring English sources
verb
To denounce as harmful.
It is not just their investments that are decried.
Efforts to create smaller informal groups are decried as "non-transparent" by those left out.
There are innumerable examples of movie product placements so egregious they are decried in reviews of the films.
Headlines, such as this - "Is Oxford University a Training Ground for Misogyny" - are decried as sensational, with authors subsequently being depicted as self-serving.
If they dare to make money out of their beliefs by selling short (betting on falling prices) when a crisis hits, bears are decried as economic vandals and politicians call for their activities to be banned.The word "bear" brings to mind an irrational, angry creature that lashes out at anything in its path.
Nevertheless, the talks are decried as weakness in the face of "terrorism" by Álvaro Uribe, the president's predecessor, former ally and now bitterest political foe.Mr Santos leads in most opinion polls, but with barely 30% of the vote in the first round of voting.
Civil rights groups are decrying the use of water cannons in below-freezing weather.
But critics are decrying the French operation as too little, too late.
The blowback has been predictably sudden from many prominent internet companies that are decrying the commission's decision.
Some academic administrators are decrying tuition resets as "a gimmick". Perhaps, but introducing more price competition is healthy.
Despite the fact that national faith leaders and civil rights groups are decrying it.
