| In these pregnant and moving words rang the cri de coeur which was to precipitate the tragedy of Mary Sheppard. |
| That cri de coeur rang in Jewdwine's brain for the next twenty-four hours. |
| With modest adjustments, this cri de coeur could be plaintively submitted by any corporate drone who's ever dreamed outside his or her little gray box. |
| That has been the cri de coeur of Mr Papayannakis throughout our discussions in the Environment Committee. |
| Enlightened self-interest, then, is the cri de coeur of the liberal interventionists. |
| Nyman talks about numerical N symbolism, but it seems more a cri de coeur than cold calculation. |
