Sentence examples for be decried from inspiring English sources
verb
To denounce as harmful.
Sexuality may be decried as license or permitted as pornography.
There is no reason for such subsidies to be decried.
What should rightly be decried is the promotion of technology without consideration of its impact in the learning situation.
Any U.S. concession now would be decried by Republicans as an abandonment of Israel and a reward to a government that recently beat a democracy movement bloody.
Such racial insensitivity should be decried when the commission's report provides statistical evidence indicating that blacks in Florida had their votes rejected nearly 10 times more than whites.
Had Isis poisoned a US water supply it would be decried as an act of terror with a weapon of mass destruction.
By now some of you may be decrying yoga as the new Orientalism, the new way to fetishize the East.
They may be decrying the ravages of budget slashing today, but that's just a rhetorical perk that comes with being in the opposition.
info to the Internet while gagged?" While Mr. Mason may be decrying the regulatory process, he has only himself to blame.
Comics have been decried as fostering illiteracy.
In western Washington, they were decried for being too stringent.
