Sentence examples for expected outpouring from inspiring English sources

A couple for 22 years with two teenage daughters, the Whitewoods filed suit on Tuesday to overturn Pennsylvania's ban on gay marriage, one of the first of an expected outpouring of cases around the country to cite the court's majority opinion that same-sex couples are denied a "status of immense import" and their children deprived of "the integrity and closeness of their own family".

"So why should you expect outpourings of violence?" He points out that the movies' real role in our lives is not to provoke individual action but instead to provide general templates ("Some of us learned how to walk down the street watching James Dean") and larger cultural shifts.

After Katrina, a domestic crisis, the society expected an outpouring of $1 million maximum.

Needless to say, along with the expected excited outpouring, the news incited a few concerns as to whether Lilley is flogging a dead horse: was Ja'mie's character exhausted by the end of her stint at the "povo" Summer Heights High, when she made some half-arsed holiday plans with her new "friends" only to speed away from them with condescending flair, half-hanging out of a car sunroof?

Mr. Dautrich, the pollster, said Mrs. Rell should expect an outpouring of public sympathy.

You expect an outpouring of outrage but within a short time a new norm emerges.

At the Basilica of the Virgin of Guadalupe outside Mexico City this week, many Catholics said they did not expect an outpouring of emotion because of the visit.

To be sure, it isn't enough to simply point to the rise in inequality and expect an outpouring of mass support for any and all liberal policies.

In moments like these, Dr. Kraybill said, victims' families can expect an outpouring of support — emotional and logistical — from Amish neighbors.

With such attention to the arts and culture and a playwright as president, one might expect an outpouring of new work in Czech theater.

When Benjamin Cohen sat down to read the story King and King, in which a prince falls in love with another prince, to his little nieces, he probably wasn't expecting an outpouring of abuse from Twitter.