Sentence examples for outcry toward from inspiring English sources

It is noteworthy that outcry toward antiracists uniquely harms black people aiming to upend the practice of racism in ways their white ideological counterparts rarely experience.

That the outcry over these small steps toward balance for everyday Americans has nothing to do with jobs.

The decision was the latest twist in a case that has shown little movement toward resolution despite an outcry in Russia and abroad.

Amid public outcry over Sandusky and institutional inaction toward the allegations against him, Paterno announced his intent to retire at the end of the season, but instead he was fired shortly after his announcement.

This search generated its own outcry when he said he was leaning toward a wildlife park in Oklahoma owned by a man who calls himself Joe Exotic, but whose real name is Joe Schreibvogel.

Mr. Frist's opposition to sex education, international family planning and emergency contraception demonstrates an attitude toward women that also deserves a vehement outcry.

And though it was sometimes painful, Ms. Waldman thinks that in a small way the public outcry over her statements may have pushed the culture toward a more nuanced understanding of motherhood.

Instead, as one NFL owner essentially admitted later, the new policy was primarily a public relations act, aimed not at reshaping the league's approach to or attitude toward domestic violence but at answering the outcry.

In the face of all the outcry, the cruise industry has tried to show a commitment toward the environment.

This raised a rare preservationist outcry in a heavily industrialized nation whose coastal vistas tend toward concrete sea walls and oil refineries.

When the company announced a program called ZapPoints, which would have given students points toward prizes while gathering personally identifiable information about them, the outcry was so swift and loud that ZapMe quickly discontinued the idea.