Sentence examples for previously decried from inspiring English sources

Trump has continually engaged in name-calling and ad hominem attacks against his opponents, in contrast to Pence, who has previously decried negative campaigning. .

Mitt Romney said Sunday he would support a Republican-style Dream Act for undocumented immigrants, a plan he previously decried as "amnesty".

If it does, that is not the down to the protection of architectural history per se, but to a property market that now places a premium on heritage properties after previously decrying conservation's restrictions on change.

Viewing Münsterberg's article as yet another example of rhetorical trickery he had decried previously in colleagues like Hall, Titchener, Cattell and Jastrow, James wrote: 'The insolence of these fellows, sure of the applause of Scientism, whatever they may say, is amusing' (ibid).

Hungary has previously voted against such a plan and Orban has decried quotas as "unfair" and "unwise," albeit saying that the country would be forced to comply if they are passed.

His spokesman decried it as a "coup".

Many Chicagoans decried its allegations and tone.

Lazy journalism, some decried.

Farm-belt politicians have decried the ruling.

Many protesters decried the violence.

His spokesman decried the results as a "coup".