Sentence examples for both louder from inspiring English sources
It also (and I can't imagine my hearing has grown more sensitive in a decade and a half) sounds both louder and less coherent than it did before, with the careful contrapuntal strains of Larson's score sometimes collapsing into one dissonant blur.
They're both louder and richer.
This is considered by some to be both louder and harsher than that produced under similar conditions by traffic travelling on bituminous road surfaces.
The man and the dog were both loud and aggressive.
But this was also an evening of sensational dancing, both loud and quiet.
Bradlee was incensed, and said so in terms both loud and profane.
Rock music, both loud and soft, is alive and well but the Grammys seemed intent on burying that fact.
"I wish to argue that both are wrong – that Occupy's voice has been both loud and persuasive and that policymakers have listened and are acting in ways which will close those fault-lines.
In a glowing appraisal of the movement's achievements, Andrew Haldane, executive director of financial stability, said Occupy protesters had been "both loud and persuasive", and had attracted public support because "they are right".
Over a seven-year career, they've been both loud and aggressive and the opposite of same; they've used funk beats with real drums; they've done structure and noise.
Cappiello has an ear for how teen-agers talk — their voices both loud and soft, formed and barely formed — and notices the ways in which girls can seek solace with one another, a habit that society at large rarely misses an opportunity to vilify.
