Sentence examples for expected the outcry from inspiring English sources

Few in the Treasury, if anyone, probably expected the outcry following proposals to impose VAT on hot food such as Cornish pasties.

Though Israelis had expected the outcry in Europe, their question was how long the Bush administration would be prepared to support the operation -- and whether it had the clout to call it off.

It isn't enough for Téchiné that the real-life woman who lied about the attack simply wanted more attention from her boyfriend (she wanted him to take a weekend off from work, and didn't expect the media outcry); there was also a story involving money that she seems to have owed for a car.

But what I didn't expect was the outcry from consumers who actually want a Windows 7 Slate.

South Africa should expect the sort of outcry Canada attracts for seal bashing and Norway draws for harpooning whales.

Yahoo insiders said they did not expect the employee and media outcry that followed.

An extension of the department's review was expected because of the outcry from PeopleSoft and its customers about the anticompetitive implications of a takeover by Oracle.

The town supervisor, Marty Donnelly, told me that he expected an outcry when the law was passed (by a unanimous vote of those present), but he got only one call.

The press expected a public outcry over the incident, but wise Prince George simply turned the other rashed cheek.

When political, religious or other leaders engage in bully tactics the expected outcry is muted because bullying has become, according to experts, the most common form of violence in the United States.

My biggest surprise wasn't what she said nor the expected outcry from those who blindly support Israel.