Sentence examples for new outpouring from inspiring English sources

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.

Aid workers say some have fled Dara'a for the relatively peaceful area around the predominantly Druse city of Suwayda, raising the prospect of a new outpouring of refugees if the violence follows.

Their effects extended to the Hussite reform movement led by Jan Hus in 15th-century Bohemia and to the 16th-century radical reformer, Thomas Müntzer, who substantiated his revolution against the princes and clerical hierarchs with a new outpouring of the Spirit.

CAIRO — Two United States-financed nonprofit groups paid about $4 million in bail on Thursday to fly 11 employees out of reach of Egyptian courts in a deal that capped weeks of bruising diplomatic wrangling and set off a new outpouring of anti-American denunciations here.

Loussikian wrote a series of articles, each one triggering a new outpouring of denunciation.

Consequently, there'll be no new outpourings till the autumn, though her lyrical acuity remains peerlessly incisive from the evidence of new treatises, aka songs, like '21 Things I Want In A Lover' and 'Unprodigal Daughter' ('I had grown disgusted by your small-minded ceiling').

Will the new year bring us a fresh outpouring of truth-telling and a healthy purge of the deceivers?

"They are exasperated by this new messy outpouring and are even more sickened by the statements of Pierre Charon".

Where the unaccountable tendency of the working classes to vote Conservative rather than agitating for socialism spurred many of his NLR comrades to new theoretical outpourings, he went quiet.

[C8.] Flight Attendants: The New Reality An outpouring of reaction on the attitude and service of flight attendants in a new era of flying.

The three films, each the directorial debut of a young Cahiers critic, were the beginning of the Nouvelle Vague, or French New Wave, an outpouring of creative energy that sustained the French cinema into the 1970's.