vociferous

The vociferous crowd cheered for their favorite team.

She was known for her vociferous objections during meetings.

The politician's vociferous speech stirred up the audience.

The protesters were vociferous in demanding justice.

His vociferous complaints annoyed his neighbors.

The teacher had to quiet down the vociferous students in the classroom.

The vociferous debate lasted for hours.

Despite the vociferous opposition, the project moved forward.

Her vociferous laughter filled the room.

The candidate's vociferous promises won over the crowd.

Vegans might well be vociferous and annoying, holier-than-thou, self-satisfied and evangelical.

They may not be vociferous, but there's no mistaking their strong feelings.

Julian was an early, vociferous campaigner for endangered animals and a founder of the modern conservation movement.

The Mallards are vociferous, waddling through the puddles.

There was a clear and vociferous faction in Athens when the Parthenon was built, which said the money shouldn't be spent that way.

Do you think that activists are gonna get more vociferous in terms of trying to stop people from being on too many boards?

Joining him in the Forward Party is a former New Jersey governor Christine Todd Whitman, who was a republican turned vociferous critic of former president Donald Trump.

Since then, increasingly vociferous outbursts against the ills of immigration have become commonplace—and toxic. Denmark's anti-immigration measures have been tightened incrementally and are now among Europe's most restrictive.

And although this transformation does raise concerns, there is much to celebrate in the noisy, diverse, vociferous, argumentative and stridently alive environment of the news business in the age of the internet.

" You must not speak to a prisoner in a foreign language, madam, " the officer interrupted; but his remonstrance was hardly audible under the torrent of Julia's vociferous English.