Her wardrobe cost $1,000,000 and women around the world clamored for copies of her hats, gowns, and jewelry.
While all around them they see others clamoring for and obtaining increases in pay, they are expected, seemingly, to produce at a loss.
Yet the clamor rattles on unabated.
Armed with such an understanding, policy officials will be better prepared to resolve the competitive clamor of stakeholder voices, and to make the most "equitable" use of the available resources.
The realm of the aesthetic offers class superiority and cultural detachment, but its immersion in sensory experience also leads to the confusion and clamor of the communal.
In the face of impatient patrons clamoring for his works, he sometimes crafted paintings whose subject matters were metaphors of the careful, painstaking process of painting itself.
This conjecture is perfectly consistent with the record of members clamoring for new routes while mutely receiving the department's proposed regulation to exchange postmasters for routes.
As a result of this successful development and increased affluence, there was a clamor for more political space, participatory government, open government, and a step back from an over-regulated society.
