Sentence examples for to be less loud from inspiring English sources

This phrase is useful when you're trying to get someone to be less loud but you want to avoid directly asking them to be quiet.

One of the things about being raised an atheist is that I can never work out how loud you should talk in religious buildings; as a general rule, if you're wondering, be less loud.

Smaller birds like parakeets will be less loud and cheaper.

It is less loud and more sceptical, giving thoughtful governors room to question a policy that causes them anguish because they think it arbitrary, ineffective and costly, and because they impose it.

Their voices were less loud if they were seated further away and, eerily, when I caught someone's eye there was a frisson of embarrassment, as in real life.

As such, classical symptoms such as loud snoring seem to be less often present, whereas others (hypertension and fatigue) are common in hemodialysis patients [ 17, 18].

Loud rock acts tended to be less circumspect: many of them aimed to summon the diffident spirit of punk rock.

"It's going to be loud, very loud," Forget said.

"There've got to be loud bits and less loud bits," he warned the band in a musical credo that would serve equally well for his premiership.

He will associate the loud noise with something good and will be less likely to be frightened by it.

Some lenders may be predatory and many borrowers are irresponsible, but this debate would be much less loud if tuition were not rising so quickly.