Sentence examples similar to outcries for support from inspiring English sources
But the outcry of support for him largely subsided after Mr. Carter was convicted a second time, in 1976.
"We don't know enough, and don't have have enough facts from the case, for such a public outcry in support of the officer," Nelson told the Guardian.
The routine jailing of dissidents by the former junta stirred international outcry and support for the pro-democracy movement.
Trump launched five immediate tweets about the mass shooting that ignited global outcry and support for a U.S. ally that has fought alongside American troops in Afghanistan for years.
Public outcry, with support from the courts, may eventually remove these threats to democracy.
But unless we implement a real program for change in our organizations that can translate this outcry into long-term support for progressive movements, we, too, will be left without a strategy for winning.
It'd be called jihad, and, with the support of Fox News and Sean Hannity, the outcry for summary execution of the so-called jihadist ranchers would be swift.
It follows an outcry over the lack of support for the Labour MP Tulip Siddiq, who delayed the birth of her son by two days to vote against Theresa May's EU withdrawal agreement.
Television footage of the police action provoked a national outcry, with large demonstrations of support for the marchers in La Paz and other cities.
President Hadi might be able to prompt a public outcry for his return, but that would be a far stretch for someone who lacks broad support.
