Sentence examples for which I decried from inspiring English sources

On the contrary: I need only point to my Independence Day piece (August 17) in which I decried "the strange spectacle of a nation without nationals, of Indians who are not involved in India".

Upset with these attacks, Charles Koch penned an article in the Wall Street Journal entitled "I'm Fighting to Restore a Free Society," in which he decried "collectivists [who] engage in character assassination".

"I recall the Clintons themselves calling it the politics of personal destruction, which they decried.

Sambol endorsed the idea, which Kurland decried as regulator-shopping.

Subsequently, the PRI held its first presidential primary, which critics decried as fraudulent.

Not long afterward, Pastor Williams preached a sermon in which he decried "faggots".

Its views, which William F. Buckley Jr. decried in the 1960s as an "idiotic" and "irrational" threat to true conservatism, remain unchanged.

Guests were also treated to a 90-minute speech, in which Mugabe decried American sanctions against Zimbabwe.

At the movement's most recent major convention, in Memphis this past January, Bill Moyers gave a keynote speech in which he decried the "plantation mentality" of media owners.

Andrew Ferguson, less impressed, composed a scathing review for the Weekly Standard, in which he decried D'Souza's "misstatements of fact, leaps in logic, and pointlessly elaborate argumentation".

Elsewhere on the Internet, there were many derogatory racial comments left on blogs, which were decried as "racist" on other blogs.