Sentence examples for analytical voice from inspiring English sources

"In Cardinal Egan's letter, the analytical voice of the lawyer is dominant, whereas in Bishop Daily's letter, the pastoral voice of the shepherd is much more palpable," he said.

Lately he had provided an important analytical voice to Haiti, critiquing not only Haiti's political machinations but those of outsiders involved in the country, as well.

That's precisely what made the DPA's message of treating drugs as a public health rather than criminal justice issue so powerful, even though the conference itself could have used more purely analytical voices like Leap (Law Enforcement Against Prohibition), who offered stories at several panels about making waves of arrests and then realising that they'd made little or no dent in the drug trade.

He can be analytical and voice his opinions on things he doesn't like.

But considering the increase of Islamophobia in the West, there has arguably never been a more important time for moderate, analytical Islamic voices to be heard.

During one hike, when my wife almost stepped on a three-foot coffee brown snake, I called up the front desk, and tried to keep my voice analytical and non-shaky - just an interested naturalist making a routine inquiry -- as I described the snake's size and coloring.

Hers is a fascinating voice: phlegmatic, cool, analytical.

The proposed scheme is validated through analytical simulations and using a voice traffic model.

Her voice is muted and analytical, her tone guarded.

Maybe I didn't anticipate it because her work over the years has always been so avant-garde and analytical, often about technology and marked by voice modulations.

In the 1790s, Johnson aligned himself with the supporters of the French Revolution, and published an increasing number of political pamphlets in addition to a prominent journal, the Analytical Review, which offered British reformers a voice in the public sphere.