Sentence examples for a very different voice from inspiring English sources

But each one is likely to have been written in a very different voice, and even to have treated the event quite differently — not to do so would be a form of insensitivity.

"I wanted it to be someone who would surprise people creatively, blend music and comedy, and have a very different voice from my own".

This changes its appearance on the page; and it seems clear that people take their cue from this changed appearance, reading poetry aloud in a very different voice from their habitual voice, possibly because, as Ben Jonson said, poetry "speaketh somewhat above a mortal mouth".

So despite the mosque's best efforts, the banners raised last week at the mosque to protest the American airstrikes expressed a very different voice: "Jihad is the solution!" This is Islam as the language of dissent, and over the past quarter century, its words have become increasingly loud.

With her intensity and propensity for threats, it's safe to say that Maya would've offered a very different "voice of a generation" as Hannah.

But Walt Disney once had a very different voice in mind for Cruella, one that took its inspiration from Zsa Zsa Gabor.

Wainwright also said the following of the collection: "There's my old demos, a lot of them were recorded in Montreal... when I had a very, very different voice, I kind of sounded like a little old man.

Grey and E*Trade are confident that viewers will perceive the commercials to be in "a very, very different voice" from other spots, Mr. Myhren said.

And then, when he was famous under one made-up name and persona, he invented another name and persona, and wrote well enough in this very different voice to win a second Goncourt Prize.

"Her voice would have been a very important and welcomed voice in a community of obviously very different voices.

Although chalk and cheese, the two very different voices seem a natural fit on Run for Your Life and Lights On, sweetly haunting pop about post-closing time female vulnerability.