Sentence examples for much more loudly from inspiring English sources

A. Any local news tends to be spoken much more loudly than it should be!

My actions from here will speak much more loudly than an apology".

But politicians need to hear us much more loudly if they are going to react.

But many cellphone users, not having the cues of receptivity that body language and facial expression provide, talk much more loudly and disruptively.

And although their voices are being heard much more loudly in the West than in India, they are ushering in a new era for Indian literature in English.

"Twenty-five years from now what we do on the capital plan will resonate much more loudly than what the debate is going to be about fare increases".

Those accustomed to good roads may grumble more loudly about much smaller shortcomings.Combined indices can also be oversensitive to updates.

This "something new" is likely to be much more socialist, as every Democrat loudly declares today; or, it will become much more capitalist, closer to the America of old, when income taxes were unconstitutional and money was based on gold; and when the Magic Formula not only propelled the United States to the first rank of countries, but inspired the rest of the world to imitation.

Long ago, a much more politically primitive and powerless Jewish community loudly applauded when both the famously progressive Louis D. Brandeis and the more conservative Felix Frankfurter joined the Supreme Court; philosophy mattered less than raw ethnic identity and pride.

Republicans are much more cognizant of this, due to them complaining so loudly for so many years about "judicial activism" (defined as: judges ruling in ways they disagree with).

However, they make up in enthusiasm what they lack in numbers, attending church much more regularly, contributing more in volunteer time and money, and speaking out loudly on matters of faith.