Sentence examples for a voice of a from inspiring English sources

Or rather, "a voice of a generation".

What a voice of a generation.

Or at least a voice of a generation".

"A voice of a higher being!" gushed Sting.

Simon Armitage has become a voice of a more transcendent kind.

If Lena Dunham pulls off the second, she will actually earn the title she self-mockingly awarded herself: "a voice of a generation".

Barley aficionados will surely see in Brand some echoes of the show's Preacherman character, the burnt-out style writer Dan Ashcroft who is bullied by style mag Sugar Ape's appalling editor Jonatton Yeah? into adopting a voice-of-a-generation role.

He becomes a quotable public figure, a voice of reconciliation.

A voice of (relative) sanity in a comedic storm.

If modern violin playing is an undifferentiated carpet of sound, for this guy it was a voice of intimacy, a voice of drama.

A member who has a voice of her own.