Sentence examples for vast outcry from inspiring English sources
His death, and the "Wal-Mart Stampede" that caused it, was the lead story on news channels across the country that evening, and it provoked a vast outcry of horror.
But a state judge ruled the conviction valid, a third stay was denied and a state body in Georgia denied clemency this week – despite a vast outcry in the US and from abroad.
His murder prompted a huge outcry.
These acts warrant a huge outcry.
If the FCC's refusal to acknowledge the vast public outcry against its plan to gut net neutrality isn't enough of an outrage, its total disinterest in investigating how that same comment system may have been gamed by fake users posing as real Americans adds a bit more insult to injury.
Citing polls and comments on websites of British press, the Chinese media also reported how politicians' outcry was "unrepresentative" of the vast majority of Britons' understanding of and support for China's action.
From the public outcry, it's obvious that the vast majority of people reading about the rape-conception saga know it's nonsense.
The outcry over those accusations swelled into a vast popular uprising that drove Mr. Estrada from office last month.
The jihadis are spread over a vast swath of territory straddling Iraq and Syria, where their abuses have sparked an international outcry.
