Sentence examples for placards decrying from inspiring English sources
There were placards decrying war and greed.
On May 11th Mr Peña was booed out of the Iberoamerican University by students waving placards decrying the PRI and Televisa.
Others, channeling their inner Joe Wilson, screamed "You lie, you lie!" while waving U.S. flags and the now omnipresent images of Obama as Hitler, or Obama as the Joker, along with the usual placards decrying the "march to socialism".
Paid posts about the events reached nearly 15,000 people combined, and the two groups ended up shouting slogans across the street from each other, one group holding placards decrying hate and welcoming Muslims, the other toting Confederate flags.
Placards explicitly decried the orchestra's complicity in Nazism and mass murder.
Even now, he is occasionally still the focus of very personalised anger: after a recent Hallowe'en protest organised by a group called Parents Against Cuts who are opposing the council's moves on Sure Start, the local Chronicle carried a picture of a white-faced protester dressed as "the ghost of regular bin collections", carrying a placard that decried "Slasher Forbes".
But if the organisers had hoped to fool their detractors by holding the bash way down by Vauxhall Bridge, they were disappointed; a group of doughty protestors, decrying Orange's mobile-phone masts, stood at the entrance to the "eco-tent", vigorously shaking their placards.
I don't see Mr. Hart decrying that.
Critics were decrying our ability to succeed.
