Sentence examples for would decry from inspiring English sources
No one would decry the rise in girls' achievements, or take pleasure in the relative failure of boys.
Republicans would decry such a move as counter to the law, and it would surely kill hopes for immigration legislation for at least two years.
But most football fans would decry a shift in power further towards the big clubs if that hurt either the international game or smaller teams.
When Alotrios begins to speak, though, he sounds like nobody so much as those who would decry the Internet's influence on public discourse forty years later.
"We don't expect that they would decry al-Qaida and denounce terrorism immediately off the top – this is the end goal," said Psaki on Wednesday.
What about those people who'd decry emoji and our reliance on them as the downfall of human civilisation?
Only a fool prone to debilitating bouts of xenophobia would now decry the input of Houllier, for if nothing else he has introduced order and almost reverential calm where there was seething discontent which at times appeared to verge on outright mutiny.
Never would I decry the practice of casual sex.
Thom Yorke released a solo album through BitTorrent, and would eventually decry Spotify as "the last desperate fart of a dying corpse".
By defying the roles of wife and mother as the docile companion, Pankhurst paved the way for feminists who would later decry her support for empire and sustainable social values.
