Sentence examples for strident work from inspiring English sources

Savvy students have noticed differences between the Guez pieces shown at Brandeis and more strident work of various Palestinian artists that is sometimes displayed in Israel and elsewhere.

His colleagues did some of the more strident work: Scott Amendola slashed at his drums with punkish glee, and Andrea Parkins played one accordion solo as a single distorted wail.

Delightfully wistful and strident, the work imparts a message of hope as a young couple (Blakeley White-McGuire and Tadej Brdnik) settle into a new home with the help of a Pioneering Woman (an especially silky Katherine Crockett), a Revivalist (Mr. Nardi) and four Followers (including the effervescent Xiaochuan Xie).

The colours, gay but not strident, are worked in subtle gradations.

A decade of equally strident concert works may well have hampered Mr. Henze's acceptance by conservative American audiences, probably more turned off by the music's edgy musical content than its politics.

Manet also sprinkled still lifes throughout his more strident figurative works: the basket of fruit spilling across the pile of garments in "Déjeuner" and the copious bouquet of flowers a maid displays to the unfazed Olympia being but two examples.

We know that our work, strident and opinionated, makes a lot of people very angry, and that we live in a country where a lot of people have a lot of guns.

Mandates for fewer training hours emerged and were strongly supported, partially in response to strident calls for rebalancing work and personal time [ 13].

Ms. Tower avoids the unprepared leaps, extreme angularity, multiphonics and other Modernist touches that can make contemporary flute works sound strident.

Most of the works involve strident combinations of Pop Art, Conceptualism and political satire; some, like Alexander Kosolapov's bronze statue of Lenin with a Mickey Mouse head, border on the sophomoric.

Not content to coast on a winning formula, however, he restlessly evolved, tending in the ensuing decades away from the refinement of his early work toward a strident, overwrought physicality.