cried

The fact that he cried along with them really says nothing about how he had given the news.

The only antisemitism in Europe is that which is cried out loud by Israelis and Jewish lobbies every time Israel's actions are criticized.

As I cried I felt astonished that I was actually crying in front of people, but I couldn't stop.

We cried driving two hours to learn if our kid lived or not.

I loved Mad but throw in Star Wars and I cried like a baby until my mom bought it for me!

He didn't comment any more on the crying part but it doesn't sound implausible that he, at one point, criticized a woman and she cried.

I ended up going to the university psychiatrist and just cried my eyes out.

If you have ever cried or been scared while watching a film, you may know that you can be affected by things you don't experience directly.

But then again, Ellen Pao sued her former employer based on questionable grounds (gender bias cried the wolf) and timing (her husband is bankrupt after scamming investors).

Think of it as 'The Boy Who Cried Wolf'.

It is demonstrably true that throughout history, displaced workers have cried the warning to other that soon, their jobs would be on the block and what would they do then?

And thus it was learnt that on the twentieth repetition, company-wide emails cease their function, having been seen and imprinted many times, as it was with the boy who cried wolf.

Relational Algebra/calculus has been formalized for decades, yet people who don't understand relational theory cried out for something "simpler" and thus NoSQL was born.

The underlying assumption in the German "NO" to Greek pleas of debt relief is the "moral hazard" of writing off a country's debt just because they cried really hard.