Sentence examples for considerable outcry from inspiring English sources
His recent comments on homosexuality provoked considerable outcry.
THE FEMALE PERSPECTIVE During the Super Bowl, there was considerable outcry against commercials that some viewers labeled misogynistic.
The severity of the sentences particularly of capital punishment provoked considerable outcry among the general Indian populace.
Nonetheless some involved in the making of "The Reagans" said in interviews that they were girding for a considerable outcry from some of Mr. Reagan's more die-hard supporters.
The relevant Academy committee has stood fast in the face of a considerable outcry, claiming a bit huffily that it looked at 64 documentaries this year (who else has done that?) and found 5 that it admired more than "Hoop Dreams".
In December, after considerable outcry from civil liberties groups and some members of the public, the BART board adopted a policy saying that a temporary interruption of cellphone service would be allowed only when the agency "determines that there is strong evidence of imminent unlawful activity that threatens the safety of district passengers, employees and other members of the public".
But the decision to accept liquor commercials -- in which NBC had not been joined by any of the three other big broadcast networks -- generated considerable outcries from some members of Congress and federal regulators, the American Medical Association and many public advocacy groups.
The decision to allow Evans to train with the Blades provoked considerable public outcry, with television presenter Charlie Webster, sixties pop star Dave Berry, musician Paul Heaton and Sheffield businesswoman Lindsay Graham all quitting their roles as club patrons.
