Sentence examples for general outcry from inspiring English sources

The native planters were discontented with the treatment they received from these landowners, and their numerous complaints formed part of the general outcry against the regular clergy.

During the technology boom of the late 1990s, he says, the general outcry was, "Oh my god, I need a dotcom unit".

If more students had signified greater expenditures, fewer should signify less, and America experienced a general outcry to stabilize school budgets, if not reduce them.

A point in their favor is that there has not been any general outcry from either employees or employers against the current system.

While the company succeeded in containing a more general outcry, its experience highlights the risk of politicization around a brand's social purpose.

You have to wonder if, back in 1894, there was a general outcry against the federal government trying to tell an American citizen how big his ohm should be.

But in general, the outcry is overblown.

Also, those who have not lived in Indiana cannot understand how the state inhales basketball, and how Knight is venerated (remember a former president who "fired" Knight but had to rescind his decision because of alumni and general citizen outcry?).

The MPAA, originally called the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America (MPPDA), was established in 1922 by the major Hollywood production studios in response to increasing government censorship of films, which arose in turn from a general public outcry against both indecency on the screen and various scandals involving motion-picture celebrities.

His views on life, in any case, are pretty widely known, and his career as head of the new student regulator was ended by a general public outcry.

Despite public meetings, protest letters, and a general "public outcry" against closure, on August 14, 2009 the state closed the Priestley House and three other PHMC museums indefinitely due to a lack of funding as part of an ongoing budget crisis.