Sentence examples for decried them from inspiring English sources

The Oregon senator decried them and voted against them.

The voice of the nationalist right decried them as an insult to all Holocaust survivors.

Bemused by the "extraordinary" news of two graphic-novel nominations for the Costa awards, the critic John Walsh decried them as "a bastard version of the real thing".

As they broke into the mainstream, Pearl Jam inspired blind worship from one half of Generation X, while the other half (including Nirvana's Kurt Cobain, a famous, and possibly jealous, PJ hater) decried them as corporate-rock sellouts.

Iain Conn, the British Gas chief executive, was positively glowing about the remedies while the boss of the up-and-coming private independent supplier Ovo Energy decried them as a complete waste of time.

Even your neighbor to the west, Jack Welch, General Electric's former chief executive and owner of some lavish retirement perks, had enough shame to give up some of the benefits when the public decried them as unacceptably outrageous.

Eurosceptics will decry them as "scaremongering".

Mr. Sternfeld's camera records these changes without decrying them.

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The contest within a democracy between "experts" and those who decry them has a pedigree which reaches back 2,500 years.

But as the authors point out, those on the "right" tend to abhor such nudges as paternalism, while those on the "left" tend to decry them as patronising.