Sentence examples for its outpouring from inspiring English sources

And on behalf of the American people, I thank the world for its outpouring of support.

But MaryBeth was afraid that the stress of pregnancy and its outpouring of hormones could stimulate a regrowth of cancer.

In her first interview since Mandela's death last December at the age of 95, Machel spoke of his "peaceful" last moments and expressed gratitude to the world for its outpouring of support.

Set in the abstract space of a white-floor, black-box stage, the piece is notable for its outpouring of dance and its physical beauty: the longhaired women in jewel-colored evening dresses and the dark-suited men, the airy openness of the stage punctuated by a succession of calligraphic solos.

Richard Jones thanked the industry for its outpouring of support for his daughter, whose death after being struck by a freight train in Jesup, Ga., stunned the film community and triggered an extraordinary social media campaign to have her passing recognized during the Oscars ceremony.

It's the antithesis of youth and its ardor, its urgency, its irrepressible outpouring of creative energy — which is exactly what's on view in Fassbinder's first film.

The American Civil Liberties Union says it received its "greatest outpouring of support" ever in the days following the election.

Kīlauea's eruptive history has been a long and active one; its name means "spewing" or "much spreading" in the Hawaiian language, referring to its frequent outpouring of lava.

A post here on City Room about the controversy drew its own outpouring of more than 1,000 comments, with our readers close to evenly split between the pro and con camps.

His Pamela (1740) and Clarissa (1748) won phenomenal success and were imitated all over Europe, and the epistolary novel with its free outpouring of the heart was an aspect of early romanticism.

Here, in Weill's "Kleine Dreigroschenmusik," the ensemble, so closely identified with its rich outpouring of string sound, appeared as a small wind band, supplemented with accordion, banjo and the like.