Sentence examples for generated loud from inspiring English sources

The Yale faculty was augmented by visiting artists from New York: Ad Reinhardt, Jack Tworkov (who would become the dean there in 1963), Robert Rauschenberg, Frank Stella, and other stars, whose visits often generated loud arguments among the students.

The appearances of the chimpanzees in the CareerBuilder spots in 2005 and 2006 generated loud complaints from animal-rights activists like People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, who decry such practices as inhumane.

Variety's co-editor-in-chief, Claudia Eller, generated loud applause by calling the timing "particularly poignant.

You, see I grew up through this life with a man who spoke few words... but generated loud messages, loud lessons.

Compared with the bi-layer graphene thermoacoustic device, the graphene foam thermoacoustic device generated louder sound at low voltage.

Any activities generating loud noise are scheduled to conclude by 8AM.

That generates loud cheering from MPs, who take it is a dig at Corbyn.

The device should be able to generate loud sound so that even people with impaired hearing were able to hear it.

Yet under Tony Taccone, who is just its third artistic director in four decades, the company continues to pride itself on producing provocative, often overtly political theater, the kind that generates loud and clamorous debate.

But "Doc McStuffins" also seems to have struck a cultural nerve, generating loud applause on parent blogs, Facebook and even in academia for its positive vocational message for African-American girls.

"You know, as concerned as I'm about city revenues, I don't want sales tax revenue generated from the misery of puppy mill dogs," she said, generating loud applause and cheers from the audience.