Use of the word strident in a sentence example

strident

Last update: March 14, 2016

Western music is often strident to ears. [adjective]

Even the most strident global-warming deniers have taken to saying that a little warming is a good thing. [adjective]

In turn critical, strident, scholarly, personal, moving and ultimately hopeful, it brings together the views of professionals and users. [adjective]

The old man burst into a shout of strident and mournful laughter, coughing and laughing at the same time. [adjective]

(In strident discord peasants and townsmen of Orange and Green factions sing Kick the Pope and Daily, daily sing to Mary.) [adjective]

Its strident voice is heard most loudly at times of great heat, when the song of the birds is hushed. [Please select]

The hurdy-gurdy was strident and insistent, but for a long time no response came. [Please select]

Jimmie listened intently and with a fastbeating heart for the strident voice of a drum. [Please select]

He called her name several times in high, strident tones. [Please select]

Paul talking in a loud, rapid, and strident voice to Mrs. [Please select]

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