Sentence examples for human outcry from inspiring English sources

If you believe that art is human outcry then there has been a lot to cry about over the last eight years".

The ability of him and Ms. Roth to combine Ms. Ruskin's lyrics and the emotional expressions of the character Isabella into a single human outcry is remarkable, perhaps for some viewers extraordinary enough to quiet the distraction of always having a musical performer onstage whose role in the play is shadowy at best.

It's a New Historical framework interested in the ways power creates conditions literature is subject to ("marked by," in Forché's words), and conversely, the ways that same hegemony is challenged by the human outcry it elicits.

Indonesia's instant messaging providers must remove gay emoji and stickers from their apps, the government has ordered, prompting a human rights outcry.

But as Israeli officials had expected, the mass punishment produced an international human-rights outcry and warnings from Palestinian political leaders that Israel itself may have delivered a mortal blow to the peace talks, which they boycotted in Washington today as the latest round staggered fruitlessly to a close.

That has set off an outcry from human rights groups.

What event caused an international outcry about human rights abuses in China?

Then, in 2011, to outcry from human rights organisations, the Supreme Court held up the acquittal.

The decision has ignited an outcry by human rights groups and others.

By then, he was being put forward as a candidate himself, and the murder charges, universally regarded as politically motivated, caused an international outcry from human rights organizations.

A young mother found guilty of adultery in Sudan has been sentenced to death by stoning, prompting an outcry from human rights campaigners.