Sentence examples for a voice raised from inspiring English sources

In our conference, there are very contentious issues, and I've never heard a voice raised in anger in eleven years.

Astonishment greeted the red card which Graham Poll produced for Holden, because the first half had passed off quietly, with hardly a contentious tackle let alone a voice raised in dissent or a single card from the referee.

But last month it won the backing of the 33-member Latin American and Caribbean group at the United Nations with hardly a voice raised, and the endorsement, by acclamation, assures it of winning election to the one-year post in the 192-member General Assembly in June.

During our time in the city, I never heard a voice raised in anger or frustration.

It is a simple and incredibly powerful act, a single voice raised in support of the library around the clock with witnesses there to hear it and stand in support.

Even New York's mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg, typically a friendly voice, raised concerns.

The Montana Women's Chorus sang: "A woman's voice raised up in the silence can be heard a long way...Revolution starts in a circle rising up from the ground.

However, as the meeting drew to a close his voice raised, his eyes narrowed and he delivered an emotional speech calling on the Labour movement to back the prime minister's stance on the war against terrorism.

He said that he was shocked when he overheard a pastor, his voice raised in anger, tell United Nations officials about the camp residents: "They give me nothing but trouble!" Mr. Villard said his heart starting beating quickly.

He offered his respects to the Dominican people, his voice raised to a shout in order to be heard.

For every voice raised against an injustice adds more than decibels to the debate.