Sentence examples for sudden outcry from inspiring English sources
Dillon quotes from a 17th-century thesis which observes that hypochondriacs can suffer spasms as a result of "sudden Outcry, or the very opening of a Door".
Mitt Walker, director of the Alabama Catfish Producers, said the sudden switch was probably "a result of the outcry from the affected commodities," a reference to farm trade groups.
This sudden change of policy responded partly to the outcry of French public opinion against the loss of life in the Italian campaign and partly to events in Italy itself, where political unification seemed imminent.
Controversy over this decision led to its sudden recantation the following year, which occasioned still more outcry.
The primal scream of a mother at the death and sudden departure of her child is unlike any other outcry known to mankind.
Despite the rigorous economic measures announced by the Government, there has been little public outcry over the cutback in wages and the sudden rise in many prices.
Kent's sudden disappearance around 11.10pm ET Tuesday was filmed by live CNN cameras, and prompted an outcry on social media.
Last month's sudden announcement that the opera would shut down just short of its 50th anniversary next year raised an outcry from patrons and company members alike, who said they didn't have any advance warning of the company's escalating financial troubles.
