Sentence examples for be a defining voice from inspiring English sources
The next time there's a Ferguson or an Arab spring, Meerkat will almost certainly be a defining voice.
Germaine Greer is a defining voice in western feminism, alongside Susan Brownmiller, Andrea Dworkin, Kate Millett and others.
In fact, he isn't even entitled to be a defining, authoritative voice in 21st-century comedy – particularly when his response to the broadening scope of his art form is one of mistrust, defensiveness and gloomy prognostication.
Horace Greeley was America's most famous editor and, with his Tribune, a defining voice in mid-nineteenth-century politics.
Not that my voice is a defining one; the transgender community is as diverse as any other.
You could see that it was not exactly what most people were expecting from the girl, now a woman, who was once the defining voice of what came to be known, much to her and Tricky's dismay, as trip hop.
Be a voice of positivity.
"They are staking a claim to being a leading voice in defining Arab nationalism for Arabs no matter their location," said Toby Jones, a Rutgers University historian of the modern Middle East.
As mentioned above, P norm will be related to the HSPA traffic.Two categories of traffic can be defined: voice calls and data calls.
"She's a wonderful voice".
