Sentence examples for and voice to a from inspiring English sources

"Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Season One" (Universal): The master of the thriller came to television in 1955, lending his name and voice to a weekly half-hour series — and even directing four of the first season's episodes.

Paul McNamee of NME magazine wrote: "It's a wonderful song that shifts from simple stark piano and voice to a ringing, clattering burst of intent and proto-prog four-part harmony".

Epistemologically, it prioritises giving agency and voice to an increasingly disempowered collective, online learners, who often are institutionally pursued for economic advantage, rather than pedagogical interest in serving students' unique, individual needs/preferences.

They give their time, money and voices to a political group that aids in LGBT oppression.

Brave souls are starting to put faces and voices to an emerging addiction advocacy movement.

His friends believe that Abbie has too distinctive a face and voice to be a successful fugitive.

Thank you, Liam Neeson, for lending your face and voice to such a noble cause.

The next day Vicky found the courage and voice to address a barful of strangers.

On one hand, you retain freedom of expression and ownership while going broke, and on the other hand, you exchange vision and voice to make a living.

In the period after independence, the Modernists embraced existentialist, Surrealist, and Symbolist trends and gave voice to a modern sense of alienation.

He added the testimonies gave "a face and voice to great human suffering".