Sentence examples for decried by from inspiring English sources

Thursday's announcement was immediately decried by longtime opponents of any change to the military's transgender policies.

The party of Thatcher is decried by feminists.

The ban was immediately decried by women's rights activists, who said it would isolate women.

Meanwhile, federal stimulus money — decried by the Republicans — is drying up.

The crime was immediately decried by local human rights organisations and people alike.

The rotting United States decried by Barry looks almost wholesome 20 years later.

Hailed by art critics as remarkable and decried by many Egyptians as offensive, this controversial piece ties the exhibition together.

The subsequent book tour and publicity saw Walsh both fêted and decried by feminists and grumbling old buffers alike.

So much for the "widening digital divide" decried by such organisations as the United Nations Development Programme.

The term 'gluten-free' is decried by food writers, despised by chefs, dismissed as a fad, a myth, a gimmick.

And there he is, being appealed to with not one but two usages decried by strict grammarians.