Sentence examples for desperate noise from inspiring English sources

She'd talk and talk, and the more she suspected that her mother didn't care what she was saying, the more she'd fill the apartment with her desperate noise.

Here, again, the show relies on the audience's reflexive cynicism — on the sense that torture is just part of the intelligence-community playbook and, moreover, that it generates useful information at all, despite fervent arguments from many in the intelligence community that the practice produces nothing but desperate noise.

Close by, in "For the Environment", dedicated to the memory of the West Indian poets Andrew Salkey and Martin Carter, Markham damns "their literary grandchildren // hustlers below stairs / full of frenzy, full of noise / desperate to inherit the house".

Those first tracks sound gloriously unvarnished: Pied Piper's squelch-whip noises sound like desperate electronic yelps trying to escape from the machine – the instrumental equivalent of a teenage voice yet to break.

Sadly a consultation on relaxing the rules has identified another problem: free schools risk pitting residents opposed to any increase in traffic, noise and litter against parents desperate to secure a decent education for their child.

The defence claims that the first noises were the four gunshots fired that night, while the second noises were the sound of a desperate Pistorius smashing down the bathroom door in an attempt to save Steenkamp.

The yowling, yelping, growling and thrashing noises of a dogfight and the desperate cries of a toddler, unable to protect himself from this wild animal unleashed.

One resident, Joy Panteli, was so desperate for some peace and quiet after months of noise from the five students living next to her semi-detached home that she was forced to sleep in her car.

"Advertisers are desperate to have something that cuts through the cacophony of [advertising noise].

Because they were undone by loud noises and tight spaces, uneasy with intimacy and desperate with solitude.

I am desperate to feel whole again with kids filling our home with love, noise and dirty laundry.