Sentence examples for create clamor from inspiring English sources

A grisly murder case, set in the wealthy town of Greenwich, involving relatives of the Kennedy family and a popular teen-age victim, involving relatives of the Kennedy family in which the victim was a popular teenage girl, was sufficient to create clamor from the outset.

To compete with and pierce the clamor, some have only ratcheted up their own volume, creating more clamor.

And it, too, is creating a clamor.

Ferdinand Pecora, whose investigations had created the clamor for reform, was made a member, not the chairman, and he soon left the commission.

The objective is to avoid official confirmation of wrongdoing that might be used in lawsuits against government officials and contractors, and might help create a public clamor for prosecuting those responsible.

"It almost felt like media were interested in PizzaBo because of the clamor created by the buyout rather then the service itself," said Sarcuni to TechCrunch in an exclusive interview.

Now this very public man, who fired managers on a whim and won seven World Series, is far from the clamor he once helped create.

Education Secretary Arne Duncan asked teachers in New Haven, "how do we as a teaching profession create a climate in which everyone is clamoring to come into schools" being turned around under his School Improvement Grant (SIG) experiment.

We're too afraid to store nuclear waste deep in Nevada's Yucca Mountain — totally safe — at a time when French mayors clamor to have reactors in their towns to create jobs.

He investigates the unexpected paradoxes at the heart of our relationship with sound: we create noise in order to soundproof ourselves, and we create noise by clamoring for silence.

As customers constantly clamored for new patterns to suite their individual tastes, the challenge was to create great variety "without increasing the cost of production, and without having to accept irregularities and inconsistencies in workmanship".