Sentence examples for a squall of protest from inspiring English sources

When two scientists proposed in a recent book that rape was best viewed as a sexual act with its roots in evolution, it set off a squall of protest from feminists and social scientists, won the researchers appearances on programs like "Dateline NBC," and became the talk of the cocktail party circuit.

It was broadcast in November, during the week of the 40th anniversary of President Kennedy's death, and a squall of protest arose shortly afterward, led by the broadcaster Bill Moyers Jack Valentii, president of the Motion Picture Association of America; and others who worked for Johnson during his presidency.

Kraken spiced rum and ginger beer make for a squall of a Dark and Stormy.

She was scowling, caught by the camera in a squall of anger or gas or frustration.

A squall of feedback heralds the ferocious Electricity and suddenly all is well.

As the improving Morpheus pulled up, after a decisive success, a squall of rain sobbed from a mournful sky.

Before we get too caught up in a squall of nostalgia, let's examine a few facts.

Eighteen years later, Mr. Neill is aiming the museum directly into a squall of autumn events, a series of coming openings.

Before dusk along the Edge the gulls return, as white and as dense as a squall of snow.

This produced a squall of delighted laughter and everyone went back to darts and drinking.

A storm of protest erupted.