Sentence examples for clamour that from inspiring English sources

The novel transmuted the undifferentiated clamour that greeted Family into serious, respectful admiration.

First and foremost, it is the sound—"a call of nature, an atavistic summons"—directly descended from the clamour that brought down the walls of Jericho.

Macdonald is known to be unimpressed by the clamour that was fuelled by Robert Lustig's book, Fat Chance; the bitter truth about sugar.

The clamour that goes with all fixtures between Wales and England was amplified on the day by the acoustics of the closed roof of the Millennium Stadium.

The way that he had beaten Malignaggi and, as he put it, his "new love" for the sport put an end to the clamour that followed the Lazcano win of people calling in private and public for him to retire.

Ashley Giles, England's limited-overs coach, remains adamant that the sacking of Kevin Pietersen was the right thing to do, despite the clamour that has accompanied England's batting failure in the Twenty20 series against West Indies.

Would-be immigrants from countries other than Mexico, on the other hand, clamoured that they were the victims of unfair discrimination.Mr Bush has duly backtracked a little.

Though the opposition clamoured that it was fighting a criminal dictatorship, the authorities let it (mostly) campaign freely and (the real test) win.

They clamoured that Mr Fayyad was the primary obstacle to the reunification of the West Bank and Gaza, arguing that Western insistence on retaining him was aimed at scuppering plans for a unity government with Hamas.

In a successful attempt to win global sympathy, ZANU clamoured that Nyadzonya had been full of unarmed refugees, leading most international opinion to condemn the Rhodesian raid as a massacre.

It is mocked as well by the clamouring that follows every terrorist outrage for the suspension of precisely those aspects of the law that exist to restrain our worst impulses; in particular the worst impulses of our rulers: namely, due process of law, fair trials, habeas corpus and freedom from state-mandated torture and extra-judicial killing.