Примеры raucous

• The emergence of a lively, raucous and fractious democracy did not transform official explanations for popular politics.

• But it obscures both behind a raucous and imaginative musical surface.

• His was a figure of tremendous, repressed pain; his outward form muffled a raucous, screaming silence.

• The producers wanted to recreate the sound of a live concert, so they had invited friends to the studio to provide the raucous background.

• The accompaniment of winds, percussion and tape is loud and raucous with the electronic sounds only entering at particularly climactic points in the text.

• This music was originally dismissed by high-minded individuals as raucous, uncouth and in being popular, potentially likely to provoke 'miscegenation' between the races.

• In reading these papers one is struck by the realization of a previous relative silence from religious leaders in an often raucous public debate on universal healthcare.

• A noise acceptable to someone walking along the street may be raucous and annoying to someone who is trying to sleep.

• I have felt intimidated by bunches of raucous young people boarding the train, swilling their drink and throwing it across the floor.

• At one moment they are despondent; at the other moment they are raucous.

• Try to get lost somewhere in the raucous middle.

• I am told that it was raucous, incoherent and, so far as could be ascertained, ill-informed.

• I hear strident and raucous voices in our society suggesting such things.

• I can almost hear the raucous jeers behind him as he does so.

• It has been somewhat disturbing that some of us should have been criticised for being raucous militarists.