Sentence examples for large outcry from inspiring English sources
"There was a large outcry about obscenity that was very gendered," Schneider recalls.
One is that the far-right figured out how to organize on social media more effectively than other groups and how to make small protests seem like a large outcry.
Following the death of a gorilla in a Cincinnati zoo – shot after a four-year-old entered its enclosure – there has been a large outcry from many wondering why the mother of the boy was not being held responsible for the entire situation.
For a subset of the Internet's population, Google's March announcement of its intention to shutter its dated, rusting RSS feed-reading service Google Reader was met with a large outcry.
They are the beginning of a large outcry that will continue until we hear real answers and real accountability.
"The message clearly was that women themselves were in many cases to blame for any harassment they may experience," she said, noting there was a large "outcry" from both panelists and the audience during Ratansi's remarks.
It is the same dynamic that has prevented a larger outcry from congressional Republicans over revelations that Russia interfered with the presidential election.
I feel that the lack of an institutional voice to represent the struggles of the oppressed is very relevant to the current political situation worldwide, and that an even larger outcry is needed in order to raise awareness.
A move to reoccupy Gaza would generate a much larger outcry than Sharon's assassination-during-peace-negotiations/land grab strategy, which is working very well now to create settlements all over, slowly but surely eliminating any meaningful possibility for Palestinian self-determination.
Demonstrations that began in a university town over a sexual assault case ballooned into a larger outcry against the country's rampant crime and crippled economy.
