Sentence examples for deep cry from inspiring English sources
Keep dry! (deep cry; r in Goan).
One critic wrote, "From Othello is torn the deep cry, 'Oh misery, misery, misery!' and in that misery of the African artist is heard the far-off groans of his own people, oppressed by unbelievable slavery and more than that — the groans of the whole of suffering mankind".
LENY ANDRADE (Wednesday and Thursday) Ms. Andrade, from Rio de Janeiro, specializes in the assertive buoyancy of samba jazz, singing in a deep cry over crisp accompaniment, in this case courtesy of the pianist Dario Eskenazi, the bassist Kip Reed and the drummer Helio Schiavo.
How much light goes out with the passing of our wizard... he embodied the deepest cry of poetry, he was our young singer!" The death of an old singer — a Yeats or a Frost — offers less scope for plangency.
As bereaved mothers, our deepest cry and longing is for our motherhood to be honored and recognized.
Voices go hurtling to heaven in August Wilson's "King Hedley II," gut-deep cries of confusion that keep pushing toward some elusive ecstasy of understanding.
A heart-wrenchingly deep, despairing cry.
She was just falling asleep when her torpor was shattered by a deep, frenzied cry.
David Smith (@SmithInAfrica) Motshuane twice recreates deep anguished cry that fills the courtroom.
That developing this brand of vegetarian anti-patter is actually a deep howling cry for help.
And from the child's tilted head and open mouth, we hear a deep, instinctive cry, one we cannot answer, only echo.
