Sentence examples similar to they were clamorous from inspiring English sources

"In our time," he adds, "we were clamorous and vain.

The older children were clamorous and cheerful, the youngest threw a fit.

After that Pausanias was put to death, letters and writings being found concerning this matter, which rendered Themistocles suspected, the Lacedaemonians were clamorous against him, and his enemies among the Athenians accused him; when, being absent from Athens, he made his defence by letters, especially against the points that had been previously alleged against him.

But if we take the positive aspects of his speech at face value, they merit a constructive response from those of us who have been clamorous in print about the pressures civil liberties are under.

The atmosphere is clamorous with traders who are still shouting, even off the floor, as they drink exotic beers and eat delicious snacks like grilled steak sandwiches.

Discussions are clamorous.

The wedding party was clamorous, gathered under the old trees behind the house with red shutters.

Today at Giants Stadium, the scene on the field was clamorous and rowdy.

Elsewhere in wild Africa, dawn is clamorous with birds and monkeys, frogs and insects.

He has caved in to demands for higher wages by border guards and doctors; now the nurses are clamorous.

This small restaurant is as spare and lovely as a traditional New England inn, but it is clamorous.