Sentence examples for considered loud from inspiring English sources

He also purposely divorced his musical style from that of the revolutionary songs and proletarian operas that were common under Chairman Mao Zedong during the Cultural Revolution for example, he performed his music very loud, as high as 150 decibels, just because Mao had considered loud music disruptive to the social order.

But already they were considered too loud for country, too country for rock.

One risks being considered "dirty," "loud," or disloyal to one's "people".

On a conference call, Meyer considered out loud that the Gators should have played a more wide-open offensive style against the Vols, but later backed off.

Under the proposed ordinance, any car stereo that could be heard more than 50 feet away would be considered too loud.

Even the automobile was considered too loud and problematic when it first came out.

Blessed originally auditioned for the role of Sio Bibble, the Governor of Naboo, for which he was considered "too loud".

His touring also inspired his approach for Stone Rollin, as he considered the louder, raw sound and general feeling of performing live.

If you consider yourself loud and brash (and if you're actually loud and brash), take a look at your impulses.

For a louder, newer style, consider a louder cap.

Xenophobia has once more become a widely accepted electoral tool: consider the loud and deceitful warnings of leading Brexit campaigners that Britain would soon be swamped by millions of Turkish migrants if the UK remained inside the EU.