Sentence examples for are decrying from inspiring English sources
verb
To denounce as harmful.
Civil rights groups are decrying the use of water cannons in below-freezing weather.
Democrats from border states, like Henry Cuellar, from Laredo, Texas, where about ninety Cubans reportedly arrive each day, are decrying the policy, too.
The blame will be placed squarely upon the shoulders of those politicians who are decrying this antiterrorist war purely for political gain.
"Maybe leftist intellectuals in Paris are decrying American films, but the French people are eating them up," said one independent producer.
Somewhat contradictorily, they are decrying the attack on the Senate's traditions even as they threaten similar acts of vengeance should they win control of the chamber at the next election.
Critics of the government of the rightist Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orban, are decrying what they call bald attempts by his party to control the news media, judiciary, central bank and education, Dan Bilefsky reports.
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.
Weight loss surgeries are decried, as is the multi-billion dollar diet industry.
