Sentence examples for a dominant voice from inspiring English sources

China, along with Brazil and India, is becoming a dominant voice in the G77 group.

In the fugue of tongues on New York's streets, French has never been a dominant voice.

There's no longer a single, right option or a dominant voice.

Not as a dominant voice, but bringing an important perspective from an ancient institution that is present in every part of our country as a witness and participant.

During Buckingham's years of power, Laud was his chaplain and confidant, and he established a dominant voice in church policies and appointments.

There's a good chance that it will turbocharge the power of special-interest groups in D.C. campaigns, giving fewer interests a dominant voice.

He's a more than worthy successor to Kubrick's HAL, from "2001," who, after all, was just a large red eye staring out of a computer and speaking in a soothingly dominant voice.

Edna Lewis is, of course, Edna Lewis -- the author of the classic cookbook "The Taste of Country Cooking," the grandchild of slaves and a dignified, dominant voice in Southern cookery for more than 50 years.

DEFLE is a rapidly varying rock-like signal with minimal voice components and VISIT is a signal with dominant voice components.

The increasingly dominant voice is an angry one that sees Islam as a beleaguered faith, surrounded by enemies without and within.And yet the emotionally charged, electronically amplified tone of today's mosque sermons still has only limited influence.

With The Big Bounce (1969), Leonard found his dominant voice as a writer: comic crime stories, generally set in either his main hometown of Detroit – where he moved aged nine – or Florida, where he wintered.