Sentence examples for current outcry from inspiring English sources
Why might company representatives consider the current outcry to be political?
That realization, along with outrage at widespread corruption, has helped the current outcry cross class, party and generational lines.
Finally, Leonard said, despite the current outcry about "activist judges," many courts are skittish about reshaping social issues from outside legislative bodies.
The director of the National Security Agency has tried to dampen the current outcry over US government surveillance programmes by insisting such programmes respect Americans' privacy.
The current outcry over programs perceived to be indecent began after the exposure of Janet Jackson's breast during the halftime show of Super Bowl XXXVIII on CBS.
While there is a current outcry for feminism in our country that cannot be denied, there is also a silent stereotyping of men that many ignore.
Despite all the current murkiness, the outcry for a better system has grown so loud in recent years that it may have penetrated the thick walls of the State Capitol.
There are much deeper currents generating the outcry.
A proposal to change the pledge taken by AmeriCorps members to include references to God and defending the Constitution has stirred an outcry among current and former participants in the federally supported community service organization.
ABC -- or, more specifically, its parent company, Disney -- is no stranger to public outcry against current programming.
In The New York Times Book Review, Robert Lekachman called the book -- which was rereleased in 1987 under the author's original title, "Why Nothing Works: The Anthropology of Daily Life" -- a "remarkably concise, angry outcry at the current condition of America".
