Sentence examples for cry at the idea from inspiring English sources
Neil Withers (@NeilWithers) Should we laugh or cry at the idea that a £10million #longitudeprize is enough to feed the world, make new antibiotics or cure paralysis?
She compared Barack Obama to her father in a warm endorsement, and headed his vice-presidential search team, so she'd be on good terms with the White House.But many people are crying foul at the idea that Mrs Kennedy should be seriously considered for the appointment.
Right wingers would raise the cry of socialism at the idea of the US salvaging brands and technology.
"No!" he cries, reeling back at the idea.
Westminster Council's planning and development chairman Alastair Moss said: "Some have cried 'Sacre Bleu' at the idea of the French national emblem sharing the same space as Admiral Lord Nelson.
The Greenham that emerged was surprisingly robust; acts of bravery in the face of violence from the authorities, a clear cry both of pain (at the idea of nuclear conflict) and of rage (at the failure to consult).
She said, "Indeed, some men who might sneer at the idea of crying during Titanic will readily admit to becoming choked up during Saving Private Ryan or Platoon".
Her idea of a rallying cry, at the moment, is more inspired by Santigold, Major Lazer and Lorde than Run the Jewels: youthful defiance without agenda; rebellion without a cause.
