Sentences with phrase «to cry foul»

Either way, I'm so sick of people crying foul over every little thing.

I fail to see why I should feel bad for the local resident who sat still while their neighborhood improved and then cries foul when they can't afford to stay.

I am sure he won't cry foul as he will appreciate their being able to operate their own business model.

Pretty sure I would cry foul on that one loudly.

After agreeing to share a variety of details from our profiles and our friends list, a bit rich, isn't it, to then cry foul?

Anyone who cried foul went away after talking to their attorney or meeting with them.

Lawmakers could cry foul in court, saying that act doesn't apply to them given the separation of powers between the executive and legislative branches.

Sure, people cried foul about it back in the day, but when you really get down to it, it was executed really well.

Yeah, nothing wrong with taking inspiration from their series and doing your own thing, but you can't cry foul if using their properties and asked to stop.

And already, nearly every body have started crying foul.

That is the problem with religion, it asserts a higher authority for which it has no justification... and then its followers cry foul when confronted with that.

Nothing so controversial that it will have pundits and movie lovers crying foul.

As soon as the company announced that its new e-reader had an LCD and not some sort of more exotic screen technology, some readers cried foul.

That bit obviously needs more work and the deniers will probably cry foul when it gets revised.

The state's largest teacher union is crying foul over potentially more state funding for charter schools.

No, you're the one crying foul because you've been proven a liar over and over again with no REAL Facts to back yourself up.

Some may cry foul about Mega Man 5's relatively easy challenge, given that Mega Man and extreme difficulty tend to go hand in hand.

While some may still cry foul at this, I believe this DVD presentation is fine, as 1.33:1 is the ratio in which the film was created in and intended to be seen.

As the statewide vote approached, opponents warned that new casinos would exacerbate addictive gambling, while good - government groups cried foul after the state Board of Elections approved ballot language that included a warm description of the potential benefits of the change («promoting job growth, increasing aid to schools, and permitting local governments to lower property taxes») but none of the possible drawbacks.

Director's fans cry foul on social media: ««Texas Chain Saw Massacre» and «Poltergeist»... are absolutely LEGENDARY and important movies»

Since Timothy does not want to answer the question and still cries foul how about you Doug?

Mr. Trump suggested that turnabout was fair play, mocking Democrats for crying foul for his remarks about Mrs. Clinton and the Islamic State.

Dante's jacket turning bright red and hair turning white also seems like it was lazily thrown in to appease fans who cried foul of his appearance in the reveal trailer during E3» 11.

When the Senate Republicans made a surprise announcement of the memorandum of understanding they had signed with a top Cuomo administration aide that appeared to indefinitely delay a key provision of the SAFE Act, the Senate Democrats immediately cried foul.

Now the whining millennials, who praised Justin Trudeau's «savvy» use of social media to eliminate the Big Bad Stephen Harper, now cry foul over Trump's canny use of twitter to reach disenfranchised Americans.

But with this bullshit messaging, people may never figure that out over the roar of others crying foul about the misuse of AI.

Yet the proposal drew swift pushback from within the South Korean government - the president's office, in particular, said no move is «finalized» as of yet - as well as cryptocurrency supporters and traders in the country who cried foul as the statements sparked a fall in cryptocurrency prices.

But when craft beer deals occur, fans often cry foul on social - media channels like Twitter.

Industry Cries Foul Over Coinbase / GDAX BCash «Trading» Significant price volatility in BCH, also known as BCash, accompanied a botched release on GDAX, which then saw activity tantamount to market manipulation, critics are saying.

These types never cry foul until they no longer control EVERYTHING!!

The business community has already cried foul over the existing CPP burdens.

I am not suprise to hear people crying foul with what professor Jega has done.

The Ludlum fans will surely cry foul that the filmmakers stripped the stories to bare bones — and to be fair, they did — but it makes for an entertaining movie nonetheless.

It's why advertisers won't abandon the platforms anytime soon, even if they have to weather scandals such as Facebook's and cry foul once in a while for placing their ads next to objectionable material.

Unfortunately, the western market for Vita is too small for all of us owners to cry foul play at Sony.

If the Republicans change the rules and its so detrimental, we'll figure that out in 2012, but don't make yourself look ridiculous by crying foul when you didn't play fairly and share equally in the sandbox yourself.

Many Democratic voters in high - tax states cried foul when the Tax Cuts...

The new apple has been modified not to brown and will potentially be approved by the USDA in 2018 — a move that has some GMO critics crying foul, saying it's «understudied, unlabeled, and unnecessary.»

Only to watch manufacturing costs and the overall retail price rise and consumers cry foul like they did with the launch PS3.

Trump cried foul over a subsequent deal outside of NAFTA that allows Canadian dairy producers to sell milk proteins to domestic processors at a discount to protect the industry from imports of cheap U.S. milk ingredients.