Sentence examples for decried being from inspiring English sources

Some agents decried being made into international fugitives for following orders from more senior CIA and state department officials in Washington, who called for the extradition while an anti-terror investigation in Italy was underway.

The sensitivities surrounding the Wright-Obama relationship were laid bare on Thursday when a Clinton ally, Geraldine A. Ferraro, decried being lumped in with "this racist bigot," a reference to Mr. Wright, for her comments that Mr. Obama enjoyed an advantage in the campaign because he was a black man.

The famous airstrip that President Ronald Reagan decried was meant to bolster tourism.

What should rightly be decried is the promotion of technology without consideration of its impact in the learning situation.

"Lost in his speech was the fact that the only thing standing in the way of preventing the automatic defense cuts he decried is his refusal to ask for another dime from millionaires and billionaires".

The consumer society he decried was made flesh in London department stores such as Harrods, where beef from Argentina, sherry from Portugal and other products of the global trade explosion of the 1870s offered unprecedented levels of "commodity fetishism".

This, it decried, is especially true of company that "receive only a handful of requests or none at all".

And this class cannot, as a professional matter, admit that there already is a centrist party in America, the Democrats — that the extremism they decry is all coming from one side of the political fence.

The fact that Ireland's premier newspaper was prepared to wring its hands and draw on a revolutionary history that it used to decry was a truly significant step.

The Facebook group Women who Eat on Tubes was loudly decried for being misogynistic and was eventually taken down.

In western Washington, they were decried for being too stringent.