Sentence examples for found loud from inspiring English sources
THE pent-up anger of the Irish electorate, which has been mounting steadily since 2008, has found loud expression.
Mr. Simsek's bold talk has found loud echoes in all corners of Turkish life — from the intelligentsia, to the corporate sector to the man on the street.
Two polarising general elections and one hostile EU referendum later, that generational opportunity gulf has found loud expression at the ballot box, with the political outlooks of young and old apparently diverging sharply.
Since 2015, no European leader has been more vehement in opposition to migrants and refugees than Orban, whose scaremongering over Islam and the threats to Europe's Christian identity found loud echoes among the continent's far right and prefigured the arrival of a divisive demagogue in the White House.
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These changes, which have been applauded for reducing the amount of plastic in the ocean, have also found loud pockets of opposition.
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Rihanna's "We Found Love" played overhead at a level I found aggressively loud; I would soon find out, however, that "aggressively loud" is actually "moderate volume" to this demographic.
On the basis of the adjectives selected and cluster analysis, it was found that "loud" in Japan, Sweden and China has neutral connotations, while "loud" in Germany and the U.S.A. has negative connotations.
The deep-rooted western sense of resentment and indignation has at last found a loud, national voice.
Confirming the hunches of so many ravenous aeroplane passengers, a study published in 2011 found that loud background noise suppresses saltiness, sweetness and overall enjoyment of food.
