Sentence examples for outpouring to from inspiring English sources

The outpouring to support what's generally called "network neutrality" has taken the form of letters and official filings to the FCC website, as well as more public campaigns in recent months.

"It would be intolerable [if] representatives from countries that reduce their journalists to silence profit from this emotional outpouring to … improve their international image … We should not allow the predators of the press to spit on the graves of Charlie Hebdo".

In this Kirstein centenary season of City Ballet, the second all-Balanchine program takes us from "Concerto Barocco" (1941), made just at the beginning of that outpouring, to two ballets from the 1972 Stravinsky Festival, in which Balanchine proved more prolific than ever.

Umran's outpouring to the National Command led to his exile, and with the National Command impotent, the Military Committee, through its control of the Syrian Regional Command, initiated an attack on the bourgeoisie, initiated a nationalisation drive, and extended state ownership to electricity generation, oil distribution, cotton ginning, and to an estimated 70 percent of foreign trade.

Long before the sultry summer night was ended thousands of men and women had taken up their stands in Whitehall, were swarming over the Green and St. James's parks into the Mall and seizing vantage points all along the route of the procession to the Abbey, so that the indications are that there will be an unparalleled outpouring to-day.

It might be that those around him will maintain that these scribblings were private and that at other times he kept such strange outpourings to himself.

I don't really have much to add, in words, to the outpouring of tributes to the British cartoonist Ronald Searle, who died last week at ninety-one, exceptoto concur completely.

By Robert Mankoff January 5, 2012 I don't really have much to add, in words, to the outpouring of tributes to the British cartoonist Ronald Searle, who died last week at ninety-one, except to concur completely.

But it has meant so much to see the outpouring of support, to see that people really care.

An outpouring intended to humanize the character comes across as a grandstanding gesture of imperial self-pity.

The reasons for this outpouring have to do with both the power of Hikmet's poetry and the embattled circumstances of his life.