Sentence examples for crying aloud from inspiring English sources
The child-Merrill ends the poem crying "aloud / In anguish: I love the black swan".
The next year Bonhoeffer charged that "the Church was silent when it should have cried out because the blood of the innocent was crying aloud to heaven.
Please remember that what is being discussed is nothing more earthshaking than the maintenance of a flower garden: "Out there every corner is crying aloud!
"I am seething and swollen, lumpy, disordered and baffled, as if I were a woman fifteen months pregnant and unable to sleep or turn, crying aloud, 'Oh, God, out, out, out!' " he wrote to Brenman-Gibson in the early sixties, by which time even the film work was drying up.
To calm her down and to protect the stability of the world, Shiva is sent to the battlefield, as an infant, crying aloud.
His themes cry aloud for great music to accompany them.
She cried aloud to him — "You lived!" — then repeated it more softly to her companion.
Like Britain after the Indian mutiny, Germany cried aloud for vengeance.
And he cried aloud in the wilderness, and said, Behold, I bring you hope.
By Mary Oliver The New Yorker, April 4, 2005 P. 65 You want to cry aloud for your View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
Still, legends were to be made by the brothers who were most inventive, brutal or relentless, or by pledges who never flinched or cried aloud.
