Sentence examples for as he decried from inspiring English sources
As Mr Obama conceded even as he decried gridlock, there is plenty of substance to the stand-off.
Rangers Coach John Tortorella, who lauded his players Tuesday (see video above) even as he decried the start of the game vs. the Devils, knows this.
"Unity does not mean uniformity," said Francis, as he decried "uniform systems of economic power in the service of unseen empires".
Yet even as he decried the pope's comments, the billionaire real estate mogul conveniently forgot that he has questioned the Christianity of his Republican rival, Sen. Ted Cruz (Texas). .
Was he a hypocrite, a false Socialist or did he understand the deeper currents of history as he decried capitalism but never underestimated its power; as he defended France's role in all international negotiations from the unification of Germany, Maastricht and Gatt, yet never lost sight that France and Germany had to work together toward a European resolution.
As he decries income disparities at home, Mr. Kuttner condemns American trade policies as lacking "a strategic focus".
His view on tax reform is heretical as well: he decries tax breaks for investment in physical capital, declaring that taxes on families should be cut instead, since families create human capital.
As governor, he decried a bill denying health services to illegal immigrants as "race-baiting" even though its legislator sponsor was a fellow Baptist preacher.
Liberal party pollster Mark Textor, whose firm lobbies for the Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association, acknowledged as much when he decried the emotional nature of political debates.
Mr. Hurt said that the company was brought down by private equity firms, which he decried as "vulture capitalists," criticizing them for not investing more to modernize Hostess's bakeries and product offerings.
Civil service protections have prevented the corruption and cronyism he decried as "toxic" in other societies (Op-Ed, Sept. 11), and collective bargaining has made good on the promise of a competent work force unbowed before the political winds.
