It is implicitly crtitical of homosexuality, although it avoids strident language.

And we have a President who uses strident language about the "evil empire."

Published in Geneva in the spring 1558, it denounced all female rulers in the most strident language.

The strident language seems to appeal to the party faithful.

Mr. Rogers is famous for his strident language and hard-hitting techniques.

But Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher repeated her attacks in if anything more strident language.

With strident language Roosevelt took credit for dethroning the bankers he alleged had caused the debacle.

That talk from abortion opponents angered many in abortion rights groups, who said the strident, hateful language often used by anti-abortion forces led to such violence.

It has responded with strident language and hinted that it will take strong countermeasures against United States interests if the sale goes through.

With newspapers and magazines once again filled with such strident and undemocratic language, my dictionary abruptly reacquired relevance.