Sentence examples for of outpouring from inspiring English sources

It was the kind of outpouring she had experienced twice before on earlier releases from house arrest, in 1995 and 2002.

"It just feels like a kind of outpouring – some sort of visceral reaction to an event, coming from a totally instinctive place – like, say, the moment Treadwell saw that photo".

The size and enthusiasm of the crowd — the kind of outpouring of public support that had led the government to cut short her previous period of freedom in 2003 — suggested that she had emerged with her popularity and moral authority intact.

This was before constituent e-mail, when that kind of outpouring was shocking, particularly since a number of the writers seemed to believe that Congress was plotting to allow children to organize labor unions and sue their parents for making them do chores.

Although Mr. Hunter did not explain his change of heart, it came after Robert M. Gates, the next defense secretary, expressed strong support for the office during his confirmation hearings on Wednesday, the praise by the Iraq Study Group and weeks of outpouring of indignation over the termination by politicians and editorial pages across the country.

Although we can remember our own fourth form forays into this type of outpouring, open publication these days seems to suggest that we condone it if we do not kick up a fuss, and can then withstand the ridicule that such purveyors will doubtless pour upon us.

The north occupies part of the Paraná Plateau, which is composed of outpourings of basaltic lava solidified into sheets of rock known as diabase.

They kept me abreast of the outpouring of solidarity I was receiving at home and abroad.

He said his father would have approved of the outpouring of affection.

You can see the impact of this outpouring of money.

The couple were part of an outpouring of assistance after the tornado.