Sentence examples for general outpouring from inspiring English sources
So, too, their American imitations, monuments to the Mellons and the Fricks and the Havemeyers; the damask-covered walls and carved marble lintels compete, in a general outpouring of luxury, with the incalculably high-priced works on display.
But recent research, beginning with "Tchaikovsky's Last Days," one of several books by Alexander Poznansky, (Clarendon/Oxford, 1996), uses newly available documents to show that being gay was no particular detriment to the wide acceptance of Tchaikovsky's compositions and the general outpouring of grief at his death.
That's in addition to the general outpouring of support shown to Japan by other, "non-tech" people and organizations.
The fast has gained traction globally, as has a general outpouring of solidarity with the Philippines.
22] gave one of its most tumultuous welcomes to United States Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy in a new outpouring of this isolated city's faith in America.
It's as if the administration thought that the outpouring of hatred from the general election ravings of Sarah Palin was the end, not the beginning.
Aside from the outpouring of faith from Manager Joe Girardi and General Manager Brian Cashman — "He'll respond, I believe that," Cashman said — there is no telling whether it will, even if Burnett suggested he was in a better frame of mind than last season.
The outpouring of Internet criticism is indicative of a general dissatisfaction with the ruling bureaucracy, Ren Jianming, a professor with the School of Public Policy and Management at Tsinghua University, told the Global Times.
Stoya's initial tweets prompted an outpouring of support from the porn community and the general public, some of which took the form of a hashtag #SolidarityWithStoya.
Bruce Sewell, Apple's general counsel, said on Wednesday that the company was "humbled by the outpouring of support".
Colin Thomas, general manager of the Madame Tussauds, said he was stunned by the outpouring of attention for the statue, which was the result of an online campaign launched by fans more than a year ago. .
