Sentence examples for which cries from inspiring English sources

His book, which cries out for more photographs, nonetheless celebrates the movement's unsung and forgotten heroes.

Well researched though this book is, it is let down by the writing, which cries out for some serious editing.

Mr. Blackwell also defended the plan, saying the political system faced "a problem which cries out for solution".

In Davis's mind, the wrongness lies deep in the machinery of the world, which cries out to be fixed.

The water polo took place at the Yingdong Natatorium, which cries out to be modified, once the Games are over, into a global forum for nonsense verse.

Here is the torment of the assimilated Jewish left — a giant theme, which cries out for its Virgil or its Dante.

Does this explain the mildness of the grilled cheeses ($5 to $7), which cry out for salt?

The WFP, which cried loud and early about the approaching crisis, says donors are responding well, and have already given $60m of food aid to the region.

It says a lot that although few interpretive labels accompany the more than 500 objects assembled, many of which cry out for elucidation, the show still makes sense.

This common affliction of early infancy, in which crying is the primary symptom, has been the subject of numerous publications over many decades.

Winfrey said that she and her staff intend to hunt for situations in which crying or even tearing-up will be a surprise to the network's audiences.