Sentence examples for general clamor from inspiring English sources

At night, we saw civet cats and water mongoose, and listened to the cries of bush babies against the general clamor of bugs and frogs.

To a push-the-envelope sensibility, accustomed to the general clamor for attention of city life, the 42-year-old code governing awnings may seem bizarrely demure, even puritanical.

He certainly didn't command the foreign-policy discussion, amid a general clamor about renouncing the Iran agreement and Trump dismissing the need to learn "name after name, Arab name, Arab name".

Over the summer, there was a growing clamor for General Qassem Suleimani, of the Quds Force, the most élite branch of the Revolutionary Guards, to run for the Presidency.

Because the disorder is not life-threatening and does not affect a huge number of sufferers, they say, researchers and drug companies have not generally shown much interest in studying it and the general public has not clamored for progress in treating it.

That lawmakers and the general public would be clamoring to learn what is working and how to spread it?

President Obama's 2008 caucus win helped send him to the White House, and he carried the state twice in the general election, so there is no clamor to tinker with the party's selection process or downgrade Iowa's import.

Getting an information technology department to be more responsive when investors are clamoring to cut selling, general and administrative costs is like a farmer looking for a bumper crop in a drought.

Americans seem to be fairly satisfied, however, with the number of debates that are commonly held in general elections, and most are not clamoring for more.

It's not unlike fans of the Star Wars movies knowing the general plot direction of the next movie, clamoring for more details.

This was a sold-out Madison Square Garden, with a general-admission floor crowd clamoring toward the stage and an audience full of girls eager to dance and scream.