Sentence examples for decrying from inspiring English sources

Reports of his being rounded on by eurozone counterparts decrying his "amateurish" ways at a summit meeting on 24 April, appear only to have rallied support.

Why is this family decrying slavery while fighting for the right to keep slaves?

Even non-believers have been moved by the radicalism of his message, decrying runaway materialism, "unbridled capitalism" and a cult of money that he condemns as latter-day idol worship.

The language was used in Cabinet document, according to a report by The Australian, decrying contributions to global aid funds to assist developing nations adapt to or mitigate the impact of climate change.

That group held a rally in Richmond at the same time as the forum, with speakers decrying halal certification and Sharia law.

Mistry issued a statement decrying the "sorry spectacle of book-burning and book-banning" and asking if one should feel "pity, disappointment, compassion" towards the instigator of the campaign.

Traffic on Westminster bridge in London was brought to a standstill on Saturday as hundreds of protesters occupied the road to paint a huge message decrying the government's austerity agenda.

The small wood-panelled office, where piles of "Coal not Dole" stickers vie for space with posters decrying the government's bedroom tax, has already seen its fair share of history.

Decrying budget deficits rather than moral deficits is an act of desperation among Christian extremists, Boston postulated.

The defense teams have reacted with consternation: Knox issued a formal statement decrying the lack of "credible evidence or logic" in this latest document, which arrived just ahead of the three-month deadline following her latest conviction; Sollecito's lead lawyer, Giulia Bongiorno, denounced what she said were "at least ten clamorous mistakes per page".

And FDR does not mince words, decrying the tyranny of "economic royalists" and confidently articulating the role of government.