Sentence examples for decry her from inspiring English sources

I can't share the indignation of those who decry her absence from the BBC's prize-giving.

The banking lobby sees her as its nemesis, congressional Republicans are openly hostile to her, and conservatives decry her as the exemplary "totalitarian liberal".

LLOYD PETERSON Canandaigua, N.Y., April 25 , 2012To the Editor: Ah yes, another noble hunter has come forth to decry her soul mate, the National Rifle Association.

Nor is it fair to decry her as a conservative who is against all change: on election night, she spoke only against reforms that were too brutal.

This seemed to cause pain in particular to a group of male poets from Canada, Carson's birthplace, and they convened on the internet to decry her "pretentiousness".

Quick to decry her behaviour as immoral, the media continue to espouse one rule for men but a sexist double-standard for women when it comes to sex.

An Italian Catholic organisation decried her appearance as "blasphemous" and asked for it to be banned.

The Inter-American Commission on Human also expressed concern, and groups ranging from Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch to the Law Society of England and Wales issued statements decrying her treatment.

In articles last year in The Hindu, a national newspaper, he decried her essays as vain, shrill, unoriginal, oversimplified, hyperbolic and lacking any voices but her own.

The Tea Party wing of the Republican Party later decried her support for numerous federal programs, while liberals criticized her opposition to the Environmental Protection Agency and her promotion of the coal industry, a mainstay of her state's economy.

I found the Lives column about Amy Richards (July 18) thought-provoking, and I anticipated letters to the editor (Aug. 1) decrying her choice.