Sentence examples for outcry generated from inspiring English sources

However, the store has admitted to "similarities" between the images – after an internet and Twitter outcry generated the sort of controversy Sievey/Sidebottom relished.

We saw this dynamic in the dreadful initial plans for the trade center site, which were abandoned only in the face of public outcry, generated largely through a concerted effort by the city's architects and news media.

Mr Slusher thinks – hopes – that Lord Ashcroft's days of making outsize profits in Belize may be coming to a close because of the outcry generated over the telecoms agreements.

The public outcry generated by the violence in Ciudad Juárez forced President Felipe Calderón of Mexico to acknowledge that the drug war would not be won with troops alone.

Public outcry generated a media campaign titled "V8s 'til 98" which eventually persuaded Holden to continue the production of it's boisterous V8.

His talks in Baghdad follow a political outcry generated by Trump's recent suggestion that he might keep a military presence in Iraq to "watch Iran," his administration's chief adversary in the Middle East.

The incident was the subject of enormous public outcry and generated widespread criticism of the facility.

Jimenez's death sparked public outcry and generated new awareness of the plight of the mostly Latino immigrants who harvest our food, as they face their own health and food insecurity issues.

The case generated outcry in Germany, where the government said it launched its own investigation.

The videos have generated outcry online and were rebroadcast on television on Saturday.

A recently proposed bill in Florida is making news this week for the outcry it has generated among archaeologists.