Examples of clamorous

• Clamorous reed warbler is a large song thrush-sized warbler at 1820 cm.

• The public were clamorous for it when it appeared.

• The interviews variously suggested representations of the public as passive consumers; as a naive, childlike and clamorous public; and/or as lacking skills, capacities or trust.

• The doctors, too, have a great sense of vocation in their work of healing, but they are among the most clamorous for more money.

• There are many clamorous voices in the economy today and the reasonable claims of war widows should not be overlooked.

• We know how desperate and clamorous is the desire of those who are infertile but who want children.

• The argument will again be clamorous, and it will be much more high-octane and high-powered.

• The demands which will then be made upon the public purse for very kind of social expenditure, will be clamorous and pressing.