Sentence examples for outcry of a from inspiring English sources

Gaddis's decision to recast what might have been an eccentric documentary collage into a first-person novel -- the sustained outcry of a dying writer obsessed with his ideas about the player piano -- was risky.

"Instead, it is the outcry of a very challenged young man talking about challenges in his life that led him to this point," the interim chief added.

Sunday's election must not be a repeat of the 2009 election, when the outcry of a country was swept aside in favor of military and corporate interests and the resistance was attacked, assassinated, and jailed.

This isn't an emotional outcry of an exhibition, a tragedy-to-triumph aria, which it could easily have been.

Stankovic's book is far more than the outcry of an innocent man foully accused.

Susan Etlinger of San Francisco is one such parent, but she maintains that hers is "not the P.C. outcry of an offended parent".

"An assemblage of gags strung onto the outcry of an analytic patient, the book thrives best on casual responses; it demands little more from the reader than a nightclub performer demands".

Ironically, the outcry of an engineering talent shortage is indirectly reinforcing the problem.

"Broken policy and procedures are smothering an outcry of an entire community suffering financially, physically, mentally, and emotionally.

3. CES revokes award from female-founded sex tech company Outcries of a double-standard are pouring out of CES after the Consumer Tech Association revoked an award from a company geared toward women's sexual health.

Even the public outcry of having a convicted sex offender set free by Lt Gen Franklin has done nothing to quench the zest for commanders from trying to tilt the scales in favor of the accused.