Sentence examples for to be decried from inspiring English sources

There is no reason for such subsidies to be decried.

That's a fantastic achievement, in a few short decades, and it's pathetic that Gray sees it as a problem to be decried, not a success to be celebrated.

According to Andrew Bolton, the curator at the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, fashions tend to be decried when they "challenge the conservative morality of a society".

Animals may not be able to display humour, foresight or mercy, but their lack of imagination, inventiveness and ambition are hardly to be decried when these qualities are spurring our own species to destroy both us and them.

This has become the strange fate of millennials, to be decried as babies by a professional class of infantile trolls.

He seems to be decrying what big government has done to the black family - which big government has negatively affected not just the black family, but all families regardless of ethnicity - so perhaps he included that in his remarks against big government?

I asked the English question (on whether it was odd for Canada to be decrying the legalization of sex work when Australia, its leader on stage next to Harper, had some relative success after partly-decriminalizing the sex trade).

Sexuality may be decried as license or permitted as pornography.

That decision not to prosecute has been decried by congressional Republicans, who quickly called Comey to the Hill to explain himself.

Unlimited anonymous deceitful attack ads are protected as free speech; efforts to counter them are decried as fascism.

The state's approval of 631 emergency certifications in a last-minute "scramble" to fill classrooms is decried as "the New Normal".