Sentence examples for online chorus from inspiring English sources

Frustrated, Mr. Stone broadcast a message about his aggravation on Twitter, joining an emerging online chorus of discontent with Clipper.

As Schiller described this function which, as many members of the online chorus pointed out, seems not only sci-fi-creepy but also a potential nightmare along cybersecurity and law-enforcement lines an uncanny image occupied the screen behind him.

Doom, the 90s first-person shooter than defined the genre, saw its multiplayer beta launch online to a chorus of jeers.

Many users have joined the chorus online and raised their voices as a way to openly speak about important issues and the need for institutional change.

Though creditable – and allowing the online provider a quick chorus of "beat it!", aimed at the famous networks – this victory brings some shivers.

Despite the growing chorus of online music services, Yankee Group analyst Jonathan Doran still warns that the size of the opportunity especially in revenue terms remains quite small in comparison to a pre-recorded European music market worth roughly $13 billion in 2003.

While the White House supports the major goal of the bills to stop international online piracy, the growing chorus of complaints about the ham-fisted way the law is going to be implemented may finally be acting a s a counterweight to all the media-company lobbying which is trying to push the bills through.

A chorus rose against online misogyny.

Michelin joined a growing chorus of voices online taking aim at the company's use of Inuit culture to sell its product.

"But the fact that the vast online population has joined the chorus, from serious scholars to usually politically apathetic urban white-collar workers, shows how strongly this expression resonates".

According to a profile of Tanishq in his college's online newspaper, he participates in chorus, does gymnastics, plays soccer and the piano and loves to solve Sudoku puzzles.