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My clubbing generation, on the other hand, is defined by the raucousness and vibrance of clubs, reflecting our disregard for formality, our embrace of gender equality and our dependence on technology to meet someone new.

For all the raucousness, it was the quietest moments which impressed the most.

A strong speech on the assembly floor obeying all the political norms and parliamentary conventions would leave a more impact on people, as Shahbaz's speech did, rather than the antics in the PA where PML-N representatives fell for a show of raucousness.

The Proclaimers The enduring appeal of the Proclaimers has carved a niche for themselves where pop, folk, new wave and punk collide as the emotional honesty, political fire, wit and sing-along raucousness of their songs has enlightened and entertained fans throughout the World.

Since then, their enduring appeal across generations has carved a niche for themselves where pop, folk, new wave and punk collide as the emotional honesty, political fire, wit and sing-along raucousness of their songs and their extensive touring have enlightened and entertained fans throughout the world.

Although the colourful Colombia fans were great fun, Iran just edge them out for the sheer raucousness and deafening noise they brought to the Kazan Arena.

He lived with a kid's sense of delight, a kid's sense of play, a kid's raucousness, a kid's innocence.

Yes, the sound was a bit coarse in places (strings mainly) but it was blisteringly effective, peppered with telling solos - clarinet, trumpet, a fabulously full-blooded bassoon in the Largo - and finished with a march of quite glorious raucousness.

Gary Meenaghan The Edinburgh Central Mosque will once again host an exhibition offering respite from the Fringe's famous raucousness.

This ought to coincide with 'doing' shouts, loud and increasing in excited raucousness no doubt.

"It would be difficult to exaggerate the disorder of the evening," Trilling later wrote, "the raucousness, the extreme of polemic, invective, obscenity." As LeCompte productions must, The Town Hall Affair features a second-act freak-out, here based on an even more drastic instance of Mailer playing Mailer.

"The exciting thing is that we are starting something that didn't exist; we are creating it," Devlin said about the mission, located at what was a former tavern, noted more for its raucousness than the haven from the streets it has now become.