Примеры использования Strident на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Something strident and stirring.
Strident and stirring, Mrs Edalji.
If you ask me, Chinese sounds strident.
What strident and extravagant costumes?
This shoulder bag is super funny,without becoming strident.
The group uses strident, hysterical melodies in their music, sounding in minor tonalities.
There were others who were judgmental and strident.
Menzel was a strident opponent of innovation in poetry and in particular of Heinrich Heine.
As his savings dried up,his writing grew more strident.
We have never been deceived by the strident objections of Washington's representatives.
The introduction of the first movement contains two contrasting elements- a short three-chord motif of the woodwinds and the strident accords of the tutti.
The Government is trying to implement more strident data collection systems in the State sector.
Lebedko's strident opposition to Lukashenka led to increasingly bitter confrontations with the Belarusian authorities through the late 1990s and into the 2000s.
His views were conservative, buthe was not as strident in them as John Endecott.
Her ring in the shape of a rooster's head, holding a glistening opal of multiple shades in its beak,looks exquisitely mischievous and unbelievably strident.
The tone of the commentaries has, of late, become more strident and filled with war rhetoric.
Craig suggested that the loud, strident voice and"degenerated" musicality was the result of living in populous colonies where only the loudest sounds could be heard.
Anti-mafia Movement” andPpNT promised their voters a very strident and noisy campaign.
The Catholic Church's reaction was more strident, marking the start of a conflict that lasted the rest of Stopes' life.
A strident critique has appeared in Haaretz under the byline of Zvi Bar'el:"The folly lies in how the new map renders void the decision to freeze construction in the settlements.
The Arabic translation gives the statement a more strident tone and shows a subjective approach.
Explanations of differences between racial and ethnic groups that had hitherto been mainly non-polarizing andnon-exclusivist assumed more strident and hateful terms.
The author of the paper assumes that a possible reason for the strident attention to this theme might have been a love aff air experienced in youth.
It is galvanizing the conscience of humankind to resist and desist from inhuman conduct, whilst putting in place a global social safety net for the poor, the weak andthe handicapped in a world of strident competition.
He was removed from his post in Mangareva because of his"strident pronouncements", and in 1866 was appointed to lead a new mission to Easter Island, with Eugène Eyraud, who died shortly thereafter.
The political temperature cooled after the French occupation of the Ruhr attracted increasingly strident criticism from Great Britain and the United States.
The rich sounding track, which combines the strident melody of the violin, the acoustic guitar part and the aggressive impulse of heavy riffs, the composer dedicated to his brother Alexei, who died in the East of Ukraine in the battles for the occupied city of Lugansk.
The terrorist mob, in despair, publicly acknowledged its defeat andintensified its virulent and strident campaign to intimidate the court as the trial drew ever closer to its end.
The campaign consisted of strident public statements aimed at discrediting UNOCI and the efforts of the Prime Minister, threats against United Nations personnel, the announcement of plans to organize violent demonstrations, and an attack on a bus carrying UNOCI staff in the Yopougon area of Abidjan on 28 April.
The existence of large numbers of idle former combatants has also contributed to the proliferation of strident youth groups that have continued to usurp the Government's authority in diamond mining areas where State policing remains inadequate.