Sentence examples for outcry with from inspiring English sources

Public outcry, with support from the courts, may eventually remove these threats to democracy.

The cuts provoked local outcry, with hundreds of visitors rallying in support, many registering their outrage on the museum's blog.

The move prompted a huge outcry, with critics accusing ministers of waging class warfare against pasty eaters.

The timing of the scandal has played its part in fostering a public outcry with few precedents in parliamentary history.

There was an initial outcry, with objections that the screens would reduce the social aspect of the game and make it harder for kibitzers.

Mr. Morgan, a star of the NBC comedy "30 Rock," sparked an online outcry with a show he performed at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on June 3.

"So You Think You Can Dance" fans lashed out on Twitter, tagging their 140-character outcries with #keepthursdaysforsytycd.

The segment has prompted outcry online with viewers taking to social media to express their shock.

It was the same paper that caused an outcry last year with a screaming headline calling the minister of health a thief and a liar (also denied).

Those who favour the product advertise these features every time there's an outcry, along with the argument that it's no worse that eating beef or pork.

(In 2006 the Wrong Gallery restaged this work at the Frieze Art Fair to much less outcry but with its disturbing questions intact).