Shields comforted a little girl who was crying at the service.
The "high-water mark in public perception" for Keep America Beautiful, Mr. McKenna acknowledged, was probably the "crying Indian" public service campaign that was created on behalf of the organization in 1971 by the Marsteller agency and the Advertising Council.
Others told the news outlet that they saw the teenager's act as a "religious hate crime" and that some elderly women were seen crying following the service interruption.
For one thing, six years of austerity have left him with a string of public services crying out for more cash, and not just the NHS.
For months, Doctors Without Borders — almost the lone group providing treatment services — has been crying out for help.
The black community has been crying out for a service that takes their cultural needs into consideration and until the mainstream health services do, we'll have to take the responsibility into our own hands.
For many viewers, Jesus Camp was their first exposure to a Pentecostal church service, where crying, screaming, dancing, speaking in tongues and convulsions are as ritualistic as incense at a Catholic ceremony.
Three days after Lewis, 20, died suddenly of what doctors believe was bacterial meningitis, the memory of her smile momentarily stopped family and friends from crying at Thursday's service.
He argues that the estimates of the costs of an ageing population means public services are crying out for new ways of thinking.
The recession worsened, but did not cause, the predicament now: a mountain of student debt and dearth of legal jobs, even as there is a crying need for legal services.
