"crying state" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use "crying state" to describe someone's emotional state when they are crying or feeling very emotional. It can also refer to a state or condition of constant crying or being in a state of sadness and despair. Example: "The loss of her beloved pet put her in a constant crying state."
We are told early in the novel that Watt hears voices, "singing, crying, stating, murmuring things unintelligible in his ear".
When Santana is informed, she runs out of the room crying, stating that she hadn't told her parents yet, who will surely see the ad.
— Steven Haleman, Trona, CA I was in school in the 7th grade when our teacher left out of the classroom and then immediately returned crying stating that President Kennedy had been killed in Dallas, Texas.
"Emotions ran high in the premiere and there was much crying", stated Dahl, but noted that the dialogue, who he had previously been worried would be "too cutesy", was not bothering, and rather realistic, noting how the show is "smartly written".
While the decision has some critics crying "nanny state," others believe that the new rules will encourage an emphasis on quality.
"Worst news since their parents told them to get summer jobs," he tweeted on Feb. 20, commenting on a photo showing Parkland survivors crying as state legislators voted down a bill to ban military-style weapons.
Even if it is conclusively proved that Jordan lied, the same people crying "deep state" will simply cry "fake news".
In yesterday's papers, lawyers for Mr. Williams said that he "dove towards Mr. Christofi's body crying and stated, 'Oh my God, we gotta get help.
They claim the modest guidelines will cause job loss in an already troubled economy, appealing to the conservative base that scoffs at any government regulation, and crying "nanny-state," when the government attempts to intervene in our health crisis.
Conversely, when it is suggested that extremist groups operating among Muslims should also be monitored by all levels of society, they suddenly cry "police state".
