Sentence examples for loudest groups from inspiring English sources

For Reporters Without Borders, one of the loudest groups speaking out during Mr. Mourtada's detention, the glee was mixed with disappointment that the victory came at the whim of the king and not through due process of law.

In the grand scheme of things, the group that actually wants/needs the "Unknown Sources" option may be small — but they're also one of the loudest groups you've got: the power users.

More often than not, priorities in spending become dictated by the loudest groups with the best PR.

One of the loudest groups was #yosoy132, the student movement that erupted against Nieto during the presidential campaigns earlier this year.

In 1967, for example, he is worried that the Who are no longer the loudest group on Earth, surpassed in their ear-bleeding by (of all people) Vanilla Fudge.

In short, our aim as progressive British Muslims is to help the media to broaden the dialogue and not always turn to the loudest group for information as their noise may just reflect a minority political agenda.

This soul fan ("When I joined Deep Purple, at one time the loudest group in the world, my most played albums were Music of My Mind by Stevie Wonder, There's a Riot Goin' On by Sly and the Family Stone and Donny Hathaway Live") had never played anywhere bigger than local clubs.

The loudest group of Chinese youth is known as fen qing, or "angry youth".

Wedged between two louder groups, Half High's somnambulant drones sounded legitimately strange.

The room was growing loud; groups of bearded young men greeted each other with shouts, and the chairman of a Brotherhood think tank arrived and embraced a colleague.

The Teens Out Loud groups took place monthly in a mid-sized city in the southeastern United States.