stridence

IPA: strˈaɪdʌns

Examples of "stridence" in Sentences

Instead, candidates plowed other lines of attack with newfound stridence.
As he read, we heard the joyous stridence of an accordion in a hula harmony.
But I can honestly defend the stridence because I think our situation is that urgent.
HARRIS: To some degree the stridence of my writing is an effort to get people's attention.
The easterly wind brought them the roar streaked with stridence of the artillery duel in progress on the nearest sector of the Front.
We should be confident in our beliefs, and willing to proclaim and defend our faith ... but, I'm not sure muslim "stridence" is what we should be aiming for.
Right I turned, out of the stridence of the main street, into a small, very small, lessening of the clamor, with a fraction less light, and perhaps one or two breaths now and then of real air.
That's a disappointment, given the ease of the short six-hour campaign -- seven, perhaps, if you prefer silence to stridence -- and how well previous Splinter Cell games made your various hi-tech tools seem so indispensable.