On the right, fiscal conservatives decry the burden on taxpayers, while Christians talk of mercy.
Big beasts from the Tory and Labour parties queued up this week to decry-again-what they see as the doomed folly of the single currency.
He is impatient with those who decry the plan.
They rightly decry the unhealthily close ties of some European politicians to their counterparts in Russia.
It falls neatly into the growing genre of anti-higher education tirades that decry the rising cost of education and the lack of any guarantees.
Militants in Congress decry China's unbalanced and, they say, unfair trade with America.
It is this exclusivity that gives ammunition to those who decry the sport, believing it to be no more than rich people killing rare birds for fun.
But I'm not here to decry the evils of touchscreen typing.
Many people decry flogging (or caning).
Cultural historians and moralists have tended to write from an aristocratic point of view and to decry the breakdown of standards.
And yet doomsayers continue to decry America's decline.
It would be a complete mistake to decry(否定) love of power altogether as a motive.
Rising nations may decry US imperialism and European meddling and resent the west's innate sense of its own superiority.
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