Sentence examples for is decried from inspiring English sources
verb
To denounce as harmful.
The party of Thatcher is decried by feminists.
And, for all this, Obama is decried as anti-Israel.
The lower level this side of the Atlantic is decried by him as European freeloading.
That's because, generally, New York is a city whose fashion output is decried as a triumph of commerce over creativity.
The term 'gluten-free' is decried by food writers, despised by chefs, dismissed as a fad, a myth, a gimmick.
Alongside the perennial lament about "uncertainty" in global markets and politics, nothing is decried quite as often as "lack of leadership".
What I would suggest is decrying it sends a message that's not helpful to the growth of the party.
Everyone is decrying greed; no one is stopping it.
Now McCain is decrying people sticking microphones in peoples' faces, and recording their statements.
That is exactly what Gladwell is decrying in our discourse, and is not what his body of writing has exemplified.
Comics have been decried as fostering illiteracy.
