Sentence examples for decries change from inspiring English sources

It captures the essence of a creed that so often decries change, but has proved remarkably adept at surviving it.

Many authors wrote to the O'Neill decrying the change as a disaster for the American theater.

On Twitter, Trump has decried climate change as a "hoax" and a "con job," as "mythical," "nonexistent," and "bullshit".

Railing against gay marriage when 72% of Australians support it; decrying climate change as a myth when a majority of Australians believe there is at least some blame to be laid at the door of humans; and insisting that the ABC is some hotbed of leftist insurgency when trust in the public broadcaster is actually pretty high.

The Family Research Council, a leading conservative advocacy group, decried the change.

Local and national nudist recreation groups decried the change in policy, which they say eliminates their only option for public nude bathing on Long Island.

The main opponent was the fourth party, the Socialists, who decried the changes as "inhuman and inefficient".

That Brooklyn seems to have tapped into a market that has escaped many other art institutions hasn't stopped critics who decry the changes, outside and in.

Scientists and engineers had decried the changes, noting that foreign postdoctoral researchers typically draw small salaries and would be at a disadvantage in obtaining visas.

DiCaprio used an awards ceremony to demand more action on climate change, decrying those who deny it is a problem.

Rather than push for energy conservation or even decrying global climate change, Bush's tepid, do-nothing-now response to the crisis has always been dangerously reckless and shortsighted.