Sentence examples for outpouring of news from inspiring English sources
Big V, for verified account, is the widely used moniker for the most influential commentators on China's growing microblog sites — online celebrities whose millions of fans read, discuss and spread their outpouring of news and opinions, plenty of which chastise or ridicule officials.
Of even greater significance has been the one-two punch of disappointing housing data and an outpouring of bad news from the subprime mortgage market.
Tonight, he made clear his sensitivity to the outpouring of criticism by news organizations and among politicians, as he sought to make his case directly to this poor nation's 145 million people.
On Thursday, there as an online outpouring over news of it's closure from Egyptians, foreign journalists and Middle East analysts.
Mr. Veitch said that he had been surprised by the outpouring of cheer on the news that the S.S. United States would sail again.
"The rugby community in Ireland is a very close knit one and there has been widespread shock and an outpouring of grief at this news".
The outpouring of emotion from this news is something we have never really seen before and this very well may be one of the biggest stories we will ever see in this space.
Feinberg, a thoughtful and weary leader who escapes his burdens by listening to Wagner, muses about why some tragedies produce an outpouring of private donations — cable-news narratives can sway emotions — and explains why he doesn't visit claimants in the hospital.
His death in 2011 received the kind of news coverage and public outpouring usually reserved for rock stars and royalty, not CEOs of tech companies.
Somehow, that reality has never caught up with the outpouring of public concern and the news media's appetite for the idea of the World Trade Center orphan.
This brings us to the third piece of good news, the outpouring of support for Muslims by their sisters and brothers in other religious communities in America.
