Sentence examples for decried that from inspiring English sources

The Spanish scientific community had long decried that system's vulnerability to economic and political cycles, its erratic schedule, the lack of long-term planning, and bureaucracy.

Mr. Kramer has decried that as a kind of Jim Crow approach that stigmatizes H.I.V.-positive people.

Turning to the revelations about the US National Security Agency's trawl of web use data, Wales decried that "billions had been wasted shopping on ordinary people's data in a fruitless search for terrorists".

It was that sort of afternoon and it was almost as if the gods decried that Wales should produce, by some distance, their most consummate performance of this year's championship.

Following the publication of a report by Universities UK which advised that if the segregation represented the "genuinely held religious beliefs" of the hosts, separate seating could be upheld, a number of journalists decried that "the sexist eccentricities of some religions" were being given "priority over women's rights" and protests erupted outside the London headquarters of Universities UK.

Several of his close advisers said the vice president was well aware that tonight's prime-time farewell was a critical opportunity for him to leave the American public with a positive image of him that runs counter to the chants in recent weeks from Republicans who decried that he was a "sore loser".

Some hockey observers would no doubt decry that approach, on the ground that officials are in fact right not to call penalties like Martin's trip of Trocheck.

He went on to decry "that little prick called ego," by which he did not mean Tom Cruise, and closed with a shout-out to his "compatriotas Mexicanos".

They issued strong denials but the point is, it's harder to decry that sort of thing when they have (twice in their entire lives, I should say) come down and someone at dinner was skinning up.

Decrying that Islam is the most misunderstood religion in the West, and yet succumbing to easy stereotyping of people of other faiths, leaves Muslims vulnerable to charges of hypocrisy.

I don't see Mr. Hart decrying that.