Sentence examples for outcry I from inspiring English sources

The blog was just a bit of an outcry, I thought, 'surely, I can't be the only one going through this'".

It would create such an outcry I am one of the EU migrants who refuse to entertain applying for residency documents out of principle.

Part of the outcry I heard against my sculpture last year was that it was art, and art belongs in museums, not public spaces.

"I'll give them an outcry!" I thought, feeling my blood stir in a way it hadn't for all sorts of other momentous events that I'm not going to embarrass myself by listing.

His work is remarkable, pivoting from bald reportage on a friend's outcry — " 'I hate this, I hate your / being sick and having AIDS / and lying in a hospital / where I can only see you / with a visitor's pass' " — to transcendent hope: When Joe O'Hare flew in last week, he asked what were the best times of my New York years; I said "Today," and meant it.

Mr. Lundvall said he understood the outcry: "I'm monitoring this like a hawk now.

You begin to see, I'm sure, why there was no great outcry when I first withdrew my presence from the festive fray), and choose my evening's televisual entertainment from an expanding range of sources.

Advertising Age.com published, "Oxygen Earns Marketing Failure in Response to All My Babies' Mamas Outcry: Show Is So Wrong That It Has Ignited Ire of Four Groups That Don't Often Agree".

(Following a social-media outcry, which I participated in, Experian began to offer other options).

"But there's been no public outcry, and I don't think people are likely to cry out about a butterfly".

The decline of refugee rights was not met with the public outcry that I had hoped for and that made me question my identity as both a refugee and as an Australian.