Sentence examples for grows ever louder from inspiring English sources

The drumbeat for reform in Europe grows ever louder.

Every month brings a renewed sense of failure, as the ticking of your biological clock grows ever louder.

In the wake of recent equity market declines, the clamor for bailouts of various kinds grows ever louder around the world.

Not surprisingly big purchasers, such as state-funded Medicaid programmes for America's poor or managed-care plans for big employers, get among the best deals.The clamour for lower prices grows ever louder.

In our time the insistence that what writers write about is ultimately themselves grows ever louder, as though the imagination is being arraigned for being untruthful, as though the only truth is testimony or confession.

As the cacophony of disaster grows ever louder in contemporary culture, Strout has written an excellent novel about enduring the banalities of ordinary life — the challenge, as one of the characters wryly puts it, of eating the elephant one bite at a time.

The singing grew ever louder.

The cries for help grew ever louder.

In recent days, the clamor about the arms shipment has grown ever louder.

In a drumbeat growing ever louder, the opposition has escalated its calls on Mr. Berlusconi to resign.

Calls for some sort of jointly issued debt, known as euro bonds, have grown ever louder since the election of François Hollande as president of France this month.