Examples of using Strident in English and their translations into German
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Strident and plain at once.
But he's not strident either.
What strident and extravagant costumes?
Rising tone is strident and rising.
This shoulder bag is super funny, without becoming strident.
One can hear their concert of strident cries almost each evening before fallen the night.
Over the years, advertising has become both more strident and more earthy.
Its strident colour refers to the sensations transmitted by its aromatic notes.
Are you giving me a ticket For strident writing, are you?
Faced with irrational or tendentious opponents,scientists often grow increasingly strident.
Strident calls for structural reforms mainly target labor markets, rather than product markets.
It was the firstsong I wrote on the album where I was strident in what I was saying.
Woody saw it as a strident, jingoistic, complacent, tub-thumping anthem to American greatness.
When a second male cricket is nearby a"war song"is produced that is particularly sharp and strident….
Yet these strident Chaiselongues made of iron and ethno-prints could not be afforded by the locals.
A college classmate of mine wrote me a couple weeks ago andsaid she thought I was a little strident.
As if the tone was not strident enough, most of the text was placed in capital letters and bold print.
The composition follows the then fashionable patterns of portraiture, but its strident tone had a provocative effect on the prevailing taste.
Strident rhetoric and a hegemon's disdain for the interests of smaller neighbors create only enmity, not harmony.
CONtraSENTIDO, by contrast, is loud and strident.- anger, violence, corruption are the order of the day in Venezuela.
But the fact that those dictators suppressed democracy in their country and suppressed Islamic groups in their countryactually made the Islamists much more strident.
Since then, there have always been strident protests and strikes by textile workers in many parts of the country.
Thus a wide bore together with a low cut-up results in a dark, intimate sound, while a narrow bore,combined with large cut-up results in strident instruments with fast, nervous speech.
Because in Europe, in spite of the strident discussions on transit centres or the(refused) taking in of refugees, one thing should not be forgotten.
Donald Trump's speech on the fourth day of the convention marked the highlight of the nomination marathon-and made him deviate slightly from his usual strident style and appear somewhat more"presidential.
And these scientists that grow increasingly strident are not the real scientists, but the so-called ones, because they know that their evidence is fake news.
Nationalization of industry, suppression of independent economic actors,stringent regulation of economic transactions and rights, and strident attacks on the way the world economy works.
The absurd and aggressive comedy of these strident arias also haunts the concert hall in the various incarnations of Mysteries of the Macabre: for soprano(or trumpet) and orchestra or ensemble or piano.
This is inevitable, because that rupture is being fueled by the simple acknowledgement that responsible governments must place national interests ahead of nostalgia,grandstanding rhetoric, and strident ideology.
Every night of this one-weekbiennial spectacle concluded in a chic restaurant with the strident creations of a fashion show and theatrical performances by young talents from Mauritius to the Ivory Coast.
