Sentence examples for appointed voice from inspiring English sources
And he is, in many ways, Ms. Schiff's Republican analogue: the appointed voice of a prominent political family's next generation, complemented by a conveniently telegenic face.
In the Guardian, Owen Jones – the appointed voice of the sensible left – prefaces his minor quibbles with Cameron's plans by writing that "the case for bombing Syria seems rather compelling", even though it quite clearly doesn't.
He was the only one of the Fed governors, who are presidentially appointed, to voice such doubts, though he never voted against the plan.
And there are moments when you wonder whether some of the characters in The Next Day's songs aren't founded in personal experience: certainly, the protagonist of Love Is Lost – appointed "the voice of youth", marooned abroad, cosseted by luxury but fearful and paranoid, "thinking like mad" – feels remarkably like a pen portrait of the poor, cocaine-ravaged soul in that inverted photo.
The author is to be appointed as the Voice of Older People by the government this week.
In 1977, Miss Williams became the first black person appointed to the voice faculty at Indiana University in Bloomington, where she taught until her retirement in 1997.
Fifa and Uefa have been outspoken in their criticism of the self-appointed "voice of the clubs" in recent weeks.
He describes himself as a "town crier," the self-appointed voice for those forgotten ordinary folks who have lost the inclination to speak on their own behalf.
As that self-appointed voice of the masses, Bill O'Reilly, elaborated: "This guy doesn't look like he's broken up about this at all...
Who would have thought the self-appointed voice of "middle England" harboured such aristocratic fantasies as to acquire a mighty Scottish estate, complete with deer stalking, grouse shooting and salmon fishing?
Within a decade the Sun had overtaken the Mirror, superseding the Mirror as the self-appointed voice of the British people, and has been leading the tabloid pack ever since.
