Sentence examples for decried for not from inspiring English sources

Strickland's film is a piece full of cinematic echoes – from Buñuel's Belle du Jour (1967), through Claude Chabrol's Les Biches (1968), Just Jaeckin's Emmanuelle (1974), and Lynch's Blue Velvet (1986), to name but a few – but in particular it recalls Kubrick's final, hugely undervalued work Eyes Wide Shut (1999), a film that was decried for not being as sexy as it promised.

Over the course of the Waste's brief, sadly abortive set we were subjected to the same Sunny D joke no less than six times, doused in Sunny D, and loudly decried for not being punk, all by dudes who would have easily given W.A.S.P. a run for their "are they fucking serious?" money.

Nugent noted that no known NRA members have been involved in mass shootings, and he decried Camerota for not challenging González's link between mass shootings and the NRA.

Trump's latest public rebuke Tuesday morning followed up on Monday's tweets in which the president decried Sessions for not investigating "Crooked Hillarys crimes & Russia relations".

But because the snow had been decried for everything it was not, it was hard at first to enjoy it for what it was: not a "weather event," or a storm with an impressive-sounding name--just a nice little snowfall.

The irony is that the same people who feel very comfortable with the idea that teaching isn't a job for smart people, who cavalierly advise top graduates to pursue more lofty aspirations, will then decry teachers for not doing their jobs well enough, or myopically assert that under-qualified, ill-prepared teachers are responsible for the problems in education today.

In fact, a few are siding with him, justifying Papelbon's actions and decrying Harper for not running out that fly ball.

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

I've been decried for a heinous act.

Computers are often decried for lacking common sense.

I'd seen it written about, decried for its lameness.