Sentence examples for of outcry from inspiring English sources

Or an Arab Spring-type uprising of outcry and revolution, driven through social networking?

The scarcity of outcry from the community, however, could be a measure of the district's bleak finances.

South Africa should expect the sort of outcry Canada attracts for seal bashing and Norway draws for harpooning whales.

In the face of outcry from fans seeking playoff tickets, including the Web site removethetarps.com, the tarps are staying put.

"I expect there will be a lot of outcry over this exec-pay season," Ms. Jones said.

Yet little in that contentious battle subjected him to the kind of outcry that his reference to religious courts unleashed.

"I'm surprised there hasn't been more of an outcry," said Robert B. Reich, secretary of labor under President Bill Clinton.

It does so amid a cacophony of competing voices, the neural equivalent of open outcry at the Chicago Board of Trade.

If they feel there's a lot of public outcry, you may find a lot of Republicans voting to impeach and if there's not a lot of public outcry you may not find Democrats voting to impeach".

The cassini mission encountered a great deal of public outcry and protest over the use of rtgs (which contain plutonium).

"But we also feel that is part of the reason there has not been more of an outcry".