Sentence examples for open clamour from inspiring English sources

In books such as Poverty and Famine and Hunger and Public Action, Sen makes the case that democracy – but, as he insists, it has to be a "functioning democracy" with an open clamour of diverse views rather than mere majoritarian tyranny– keeps people alive.

Indeed there was a time when junk mail came flying through the letterbox at my house like hail, shouting messages like "You've Won £50,000!" "You are the winner, claim your prize now!" "Free holiday in Florida for you and your Family!" and, the first few times, I, like every other gullible, greedy person, would tear them open, clamouring to get my hands on the goodies.

If he were to go on to do the calendar grand slam with wins at Wimbledon and Flushing Meadows to go with his Australian Open title, the clamour to embrace Djokovic as potentially the best player of all time will be an irresistible crescendo.

Without Elgin, Athens' new museum would not now be about to open to a worldwide clamour.

David Cameron's clamour to open the EU treaties to get a new deal for Britain in Europe could trigger a whole stream of risky national votes, senior EU officials have said amid exasperation with the prime minister's abrupt concession to Tory backbenchers on the referendum bill.

From lawless pariah state to a respectable and stable land, Liberia was open for business and investors clamoured for deals.

Ultron will need to cause a clamour in China, opening mid-week on 12 May, to be up there alongside them – especially if the US, the staging post for the first film's success, is less enthusiastic this time.

By the end contraception was the girl's responsibility, everyone seemed to be in bed with everyone else, and the shotgun husband was clamouring for an open marriage, to his wife's dismay.

The clamour for Root to open with Cook is understandable on the back of that, and he will certainly do that with distinction one day.

Yet the clamour for more data to be opened up across the public sector is growing.

Tech folk hope it will open America's doors to the legions of brainy foreigners clamouring to come in.