"The reason it's so exciting to people is, it's based on the human cry," said Maitland Peters, chairman of the voice department at the Manhattan School of Music.
There's Billy Rose, who had "a penny-arcade jingle" about him: "the popping of shooting galleries, the rattling of pinballs, the weak human cry of the Times Square geckos, the lizard gaze of sideshow freaks".
Scolari himself has said that he has been watching Hernanes carefully in recent games, and, given the recent human cry in Brazil about Hernanes's absence from the national team, it would make sense to see the Lazio playmaker in the yellow jersey again soon.
They wrote: "Every Sunday, an N.F.L. player plays through pain that would make the average human cry and stay home from work for days.
The universal "human cry," as Alinsky also wrote, is for "meaning, a purpose in life".
At four-thirty there came a sudden new clatter, seemingly from a nearby roof - human cries, and what sounded like the clash of arms.
In the Greek Orthodox church all angels wear ribbons in their hair, the better to hear God's word and human cries, and act on them.And they are good at it.
Put simply it's, "What the actual fuck?" "I don't even think you are human!" cries one listener, flabbergasted by Broke Up and its squiggling rave synths, which sound as if they're gasping for life.
And later to the Chanctonbury Ring, on the South Downs, where something spooky happens in dead of night: human cries hovering above his little tent.
Wailing sirens from fire engines, police patrols and ambulances mingled with car horns, whistles and human cries.
