Sentence examples for quick to decry from inspiring English sources

Critics are especially quick to decry the World Bank's hypocrisy--the pervasive gaps between the organization's talk, decisions, and actions.

Egypt's Islamists, as well as columnists in Western newspapers, were quick to decry an impending military coup.

Environmental and hunting groups generally went along with that shift, but were quick to decry Mr. Grassley's latest proposal.

ABBY AVIN BELSON Jamaica, Queens, June 16 , 2012To the Editor: President Obama's critics were quick to decry his immigration initiative as election-year politics.

It goes to great lengths to highlight its contribution to the defeat of Japan in the second world war and is quick to decry any perceived slight.

Even today, although quick to decry undemocratic moves in other Asian countries, America rarely protests at the arrests of Thais and foreigners for criticising the monarchy.

"We are quick to judge, quick to condemn, quick to be offended, quick to dismiss.

Trump is quick to attack people of color and slow to decry violent white supremacists.

Word of the U.N. certification rang out from Vienna to the capitals of the negotiating countries; on the campaign trail, where Republicans were quick both to praise the Americans' release and to decry the administration's negotiating techniques; and in Los Angeles, home to the world's largest Iranian expat community.

While Trump was slow to decry the racism, bigotry, murder and domestic terrorism that occurred in Charlottesville, he was certainly quick to call out a black business leader for disagreeing with him.

Being a cutting-edge place, California was fairly quick in coming up with a program, the very one that everybody in Washington is now standing in line to decry.