Sentence examples for something to decry from inspiring English sources

She defended the presence and reach of the British Empire: "Some talk about the Empire and Imperialism as if it were something to decry and something to be ashamed of.

Housewives had less laundry to do–and environmentalists had something new to decry.  .  .

But now that the ugliness is intramural, Trump has forced party leaders to decry something they have not only tolerated, but encouraged".

Now, Obama's campaign is the revenge of Gen XYZ — an inconvenient reminder to the 50- and 60-somethings that they've become part of the system they used to decry.

It's simple and painless to decry online toxicity; it's harder and more important to do something about it.

More than 200 of the great and the good, including Ségolène Royal, the Socialist Party's candidate in France's recent presidential election, and Jean-Claude Juncker, the prime minister of Luxembourg, signed a petition to decry the prospective purchase of Les Echos, which will celebrate its 100th birthday next year and is something of a national institution.

Some scholars continue to decry present-mindedness.

Opposition politicians have united to decry it.

Neruda used his pen to denote, to denounce, to decry.

Mr. Krugman is right to decry such "blackmail".

Japanese executives raise the matter to decry corporate complacency.