decry

Some critics have decried this as being out of place in an Open.

How can we decry that which is now the very foundation of our society!

Or do I decry the man as someone who, because of his station, should be held to some higher standard?

Some of the little red people decried this as no more than drug therapy.

However, the answer is not to close our eyes and decry the messenger.

How else are you going to learn to ignore and decry the problem children?

No matter that she decried him to the ends of the earth.

Then he decries the "great absence of real political thinking."

Their later work, however, was decried as bad heavy metal.

This is not to decry the small, but important, changes and victories at local level.

Police officials decried the use of children during such dangerous tactics.

The minister of culture decried the act as cultural rape.

This one addresses - which we have decried, I might add.

On the other it decries its use through scientific papers and public education.

They were not the kind to decry a comrade when his back was turned.

Many wealthy people have decried what they call class warfare.

Other exchanges soon followed with similar plans, although nearly all of them decried the practice.

Fifty years of social science have decried what that old order did to human beings.

But to decry the fact that we cannot have only such relationships is nonsense.

He decried the contention that "those are the facts of life."

Members of the opposition decried the move, saying the General was retaining real power.

The community decried the act, and the Wheeler was boarded up.

It's one thing to decry the social novel's poor reputation.

Groups involved in transportation welcomed parts of the plan, but decried others.

The Senator has also decried the influence of "the special interests" in politics.