Sentence examples for crying out for something from inspiring English sources

Are we not crying out for something like that?

His fettuccine with shiitake and Manchego was a dry, bland heap of pasta crying out for something wet, something more.

Microsoft must be chuffed/relieved and 360 owners generally have been crying out for something new since launch - Full Auto, clearly wasn't it - and Oblivion's graphics (the grass, the GRASS) will be appealing.

The bad stuff - say, a comedy about the aftermath of Hiroshima (I'm not making that up) - leaves your soul crying out for something sublime, or at the very least a play that allows you to use your brain a little and gives your heart muscles a workout.

He's crying out for something to actually matter.

But inside of companies, business leaders have long been crying out for something that's missing from the storyline: the importance of "soft" skills.

Though the fish was excellent, several selections from the sushi bar cried out for something to perk them up.

But when the picnics get boring and the children cry out for something else to do and my bank balance shows there is zilch left, I start to panic.

It's about teenage drift, the sunken torpor of late summer afternoons, the sun casting almost horizontal shadows across largely empty parking lots that seem to cry out for something to happen.

The real story cries out for something deeper than Neo-Pop irony (Johnson).

Aren't we complacent and complicit if we don't cry with these families and then cry out for "something meaningful to be done," as the president said.