Sentence examples for almost every voice from inspiring English sources

Husain and Montague kept reminding listeners of Harvey's captaincy, of the singer's steering of the Today ship, mostly because almost every voice on Harvey's commissioned reports was political.

Almost every voice illness can be related either to a tissue change or disorder or to suboptimal or inappropriate functional use of normal or abnormal tissue.

There is nothing subtle or new about loudspeakers referring to other players as "our brave comrades," and there's a strange disconnect between the cheery British tones of the radio announcer and the subtitled Russian of almost every other voiced character.

There is nothing subtle or new about loudspeakers referring to other players as "our brave comrades" and there's a strange disconnect between the cheery British tones of the radio announcer and the subtitled Russian of almost every other voiced character.

Almost every credible scientific voice tells us human activity has and continues to have a dramatic impact on climate change.

Gene, too, still hears echoes of Berman's voice almost every day.

"Almost every company already does voice design, they just call it training.

His songs of love and loss were slow and haunting, even more so than the solo acoustic songs of his Canadian contemporaries Joni Mitchell and Neil Young, while his deep, almost deadpan voice, as every contemporary reviewer noted, was an acquired taste in an era of often baroque musical excess.

Lora began almost every vocal singing high, her voice shaking, the shaking becoming a style, a point of view; then often her voice thickened, and she seemed to suck the fast pace of her band into her own doubt, or bounce it off her own frustration.

In a career in which he recorded more than 1,500 songs, Mr. Cash applied his gritty voice to almost every kind of material.

While that's a feature available in almost every messaging app, Roger puts voice messages front and center of its beautifully-designed app, which also includes information snippets — like the weather or time of day — for the location of the person you are talking to.