Sentence examples for conflicts cry from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cramer interviews Israelis and Palestinians and offers personal asides, snippets of history, conspiracy theories and caricatures of religion and national character to create a fun-house reflection of a region whose tragic conflicts cry out for accurate representation and serious analysis.
He has nurtured separatist groups in Crimea that since the Georgia conflict have a new battle cry: we will be next.
We're counting the dead again in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, crying over the terrible reports of lives cut short, of who did what to whom, and where; of the weapons used, the unbearable grief unleashed, the vengeance chillingly invoked.
This place and conflict cries for long-form pieces.
She is trying to frame Mr. Mica as an old-school big spender out of step with the party and the nation, a battle cry that has led to the policy and strategy conflicts that have defined House Republicans this year.
"The problem was I had conflicting emotions; do I cry about the group, and knowing that if I walk into a room some people will walk out, or do I cry about the deaths and having to walk away from a dying child or a dying mother?
His critics cried conflict.
Owners quickly came to Selig's defense when people outside baseball cried conflict.
If you do not drop the issue, she will try to defuse the conflict, often by crying.
Re "The Sorry State of the Peace Process: No plan to get Israelis and Palestinians back to the table" (editorial, May 27): The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been crying out for bold ideas and leaders.
"In the different areas of conflict, there is an urgent cry for humanity to prevail, so that children can wake to the sound of running water rather than that of bombardment, and that they sleep peacefully, with food in their stomachs, instead of cowering beneath bullets fired by AK 47s.
