Sentence examples for decry that from inspiring English sources

THE rule-breaking cyclist that people decry: that's me.

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".

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.

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.

Eager to lament the poverty of Ireland, to debate the benevolence of the Roman Catholic Church, to proclaim their own patriotism and decry that of others, they are equally eager to imbibe, to break into bawdy song and dance, to disappear for a quick roll in the hay.

Mimicking the New Deal's failure, Keynesians today decry that the Bush and Obama stimulus bills were half-hearted.

I don't see Mr. Hart decrying that.

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

I'll happily join the voices decrying that, yet I know I'm the first to jump online when I want something.

Bob Wojnowski of The Detroit News writes that the university looks ridiculous and Michael Rosenberg of The Detroit Free Press decries that elite college programs do not act this way.

He decries that the recent Republican "Growth and Opportunity Project" didn't dare to make the suggestion that Iowa and New Hampshire lose their special "first in the nation" status.