Sentence examples for which he decries from inspiring English sources

Additionally, Grossman is compelled to defend Franzen from vague "allegations of elitism," which he decries as untrue, calling him instead, "one of contemporary fiction's great populists".

"Abroad: British Literary Traveling Between the Wars" (1980) examined a tradition in writing rarely examined by scholars, and it was hailed for its critical acumen, though it also includes a rant against tourists and tourism, which he decries as the antithesis of ennobling travel and the bane of real travelers.

Jonathan Chait became enemy No. 1 of many on the internet Tuesday after New York magazine published his political-correctness opus, titled "Not A Very P.C. Thing To Say," in which he decries the hyper-sensitive atmosphere that has taken root across the web.

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

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".

On Monday, Cameron made a speech in which he decried the ability of ordinary people to have conversations on which the security services were unable to eavesdrop.

Federal authorities have said Roof wrote online of fomenting racial violence and used racial slurs in a personal manuscript in which he decried integration.

Monetary policy meetings in which he decried wasteful government spending culminated in a graft probe that found the state-run oil company had plundered $20bn£13bnbn).

Franzen recently published an essay in the Guardian in which he decried the effect of social media on the practice of serious literature; he made a reference to "Jennifer Weiner-ish self-promotion".

Mr. Hurt said that the company was brought down by private equity firms, which he decried as "vulture capitalists," criticizing them for not investing more to modernize Hostess's bakeries and product offerings.