The tone of Attorney General Shutleff's subsequent Tweets seem strident and unprofessional.(施特·莱夫总检察长随后的微博客的口气显得似乎既不专业又很刺耳。)
There was a long pause, which the inner devils filled with strident laughter; then May freed herself from his arms and stood up.(一阵长时间的停顿。这时，内心深处的邪恶又发出刺耳的狂笑。后来，梅挣脱他的怀抱站了起来。)
In the 45-minute telephone interview Thursday night, Ms. Stone was at first strident and then contrite about her remarks.(这次电话采访是在本周四晚上，长达45分钟，沙浪斯通首先情绪激动言语尖锐，接下来才对自己的评论表示后悔。)
Some writers have suggested that Egypt's strident rhetoric has hampered the spirit of co-operation between Nile states.(一些作家认为，正是埃及这种激进的言辞，妨碍了尼罗河国家之间的合作。)
The language in Ballmer's latest letter was markedly more strident than in his first letter to the Yahoo! board, dated Jan. 31.(Ballmer最近这封信的言辞相较1月31日写给雅虎董事会的那封更为尖锐。)
In the final chapter, however, he adopts a far more strident voice.(然而，在最后的章节中，它却采取了更为尖锐的表达。)
The way that the song ends, with repeated screams from Yorke, after a very strident guitar led interlude.(歌曲结束时，Yorke在一段十分刺耳的吉他间奏后反复地嘶吼。)
The bluff strident words struck the note sailors understood, and they cheered him lustily.(水手们听明白了他直率而粗鲁的话语，他们热烈地为他欢呼。)
Denunciations will only grow more strident.(谴责只会让事态变得更加尖锐。)
I'm sympathetic to that view, but I think it's unnecessarily strident.(我赞同这种看法，但是我想没有必要这么尖锐。)
