Sentence examples for is decrying from inspiring English sources
verb
To denounce as harmful.
At the moment, everyone from Bernie Sanders to the Koch brothers is decrying our incarceration rates and calling for criminal-justice reform.
This sort of talk helps to explain why the fashion world has turned on Adrover; he is decrying the foundation of their business.
John Ellinwood, a spokesman for Mr. Kelly, would not say whether the candidate supports the Ryan budget or the House Republican decision to maintain the Medicare cuts he is decrying.
Rooney is decrying the trigger-happy behavior of his corrupt, hot-headed son, Connor Daniel Craigg), who in a fit of paranoid rage impulsively murdered one of Rooney's loyal lieutenants.
In its latest public relations push, the government is decrying that two of the five men's wives have not been allowed to visit their husbands in the decade they have been behind bars, despite applying for visas nine times.
At the beginning of his cycle of poetry he delights in her, and is jealous of her pet sparrow as it is allowed to sit in her lap; by the end of their affair, he is decrying her as a prostitute who gets people off in alleyways.
The party of Thatcher is decried by feminists.
And, for all this, Obama is decried as anti-Israel.
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.
discrimination against white males is decried by.
