Sentence examples for bit of clamor from inspiring English sources
The device stirred quite a bit of clamor at this year's CES due to its innovative use of WiFi and affordable pricing.It's been three full months since the device was first announced, but I now have one in my possession and have had an opportunity to test it out amply.
The young Polish painter Jakub Julian Ziolkowski is the subject of quite a bit of buzz and clamor among collectors.
But people living in claustrophobic tenements were clamoring for a bit of greenery and open space for their children.
Still, there is no shortage of clamor in this show.
But now Magda's mouth was spilling a long viscous rope of clamor.
Anyway, there is a lot of clamor about this.
A few frameworks utilizing differentiators (Alonso et al. 2006 and Lee et al. 2008) are not appealing, on account of clamor affectability.
The movie is half tragedy, half farce — it's full of nasty digs at political opportunists in the Fascist period, passages of animation or documentary footage, bits of Verdi choruses clamoring for war.
Particular accusations against each have not been spelled out, though in the case of Al Rashid one bit of evidence could be the trust's newspaper Dha'rb-i-M'umin, which clamors for jihads against America, Israel and India.
The 500px user community has been clamoring for this plugin for some time now, since it's been a bit of a hassle for users of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom to get their photos from Lightroom into 500px.
