Sentence examples for a louder from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a louder" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks context and clarity.
It can be used when comparing the loudness of two or more sounds, but it typically requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "I need a louder sound system for the concert."
Alternatives: "a more powerful" or "a higher volume".

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Find a louder band.

The New York Times

Then a louder cry getting closer.

The New Yorker

Then lights went out — a louder kiss.

The New York Times

He gets a louder reception.

The Guardian - Sport

Supporters of BBC4 should start creating a louder din.

Independent

Is this table in a louder spot than others?

The New York Times - Food

Each sentence prompted a louder cheer than the one before.

The Guardian - Sport

And then in a louder voice, "No one move".

The New York Times - Magazine

No winner, however, would get a louder cheer than Zambia.

The Guardian - Sport

The French fear not only Turkish workers, but also a louder voice for Islam.

The Economist

We can't hear," shouted Mr. Mabrouk, in classic warm-up style: "Kazeboon," came a louder answer.

The New York Times

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