Sentence examples for crying out for someone from inspiring English sources

But I was crying out for someone.

The scene was crying out for someone to ask De Waal what he was looking for in each pot, and how he knew each one was finished.

"I just think that the state of Connecticut was crying out for someone to make a statement," said Dr. John Orman, professor of politics at Fairfield University.

America, still the sport's hub but challenged lately by Europe, especially Germany, is crying out for someone to break the old eastern bloc hegemony of the heavyweight division.

The people of this state are crying out for someone with a proven record as an executive manager who can balance budgets, make the tough decisions to protect taxpayers and save New York from financial ruin".

The support economy is the invention of James Maxmin and Shoshana Zuboff, a husband-and-wife team whose idea, in their 2003 book The Support Economy, was to realise consumers were overburdened with choice and crying out for someone to help them navigate the complexities of modern life - to Do it For You.

The fiasco that is college sports certainly cries out for someone to be in charge.

"This was a case that cried out for someone to do something," he said.

Overall, though, as two 4-4-2 systems found closing down easier than opening up, the game cried out for someone with Euclidean appreciation of space and angles.

Yet, we cry out for someone to tell us the future, like children who want to hear the end of the story.

There are no tests to determine what was going on in Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan's head as he left Griffin in the loss to get injured, but Les Carpenter of Yahoo.com points to the phalanx of yes men Shanahan installs around him at each coaching stop and a situation that cried out for someone to say no.