Sentence examples for longer louder from inspiring English sources

He's played longer, louder, faster and weirder than any of his contemporaries, taking liberties that in a lesser man would have been totally inexcusable.

'Magnolia' "Magnolia" (1999), an ensemble drama about family, fate and coincidence, is longer, louder and more populous than "Boogie Nights" — no mean feat.

He received a longer, louder ovation between games, after a brief video salute that included footage of his first career home run for the Pirates in 1986 and his record-setting No. 756 last week in San Francisco.

Longer, louder and boasting even more hardware, it does everything to generate the illusion of bleeding-edge bang-per-buck, while cribbing shamelessly from 1991's Secret of the Ooze.

After a 15-minute intermission the orchestra took up the longer, louder, more cinematic piece of the evening, Bruckner's Symphony No. 7. Some audience members leaned forward in their seats.

That film was longer, louder and considerably more imposing, thanks to progress in the realm of visual effects, than the original 1933 telling of the story about the oversize simian who wreaks vengeance on civilization after being dragged to New York from his island lair.

In the end, the Korean fans cheered longer and louder.

And no one, when hungry, could pray longer or louder than I could.

Mark was always applauded longer and louder than any of his colleagues.

The equipment was presented to a local orphanage and the television set played longer and louder than ever.

And while his opponents talked longer and louder during those early December meetings, few seemed as self-satisfied as the Texas governor.