Sentence examples for book voice from inspiring English sources

My natural book voice, apparently, is that of a 9-year-old.

In reviewing his book "Voice of an Exile: Reflections on Islam" (2004), many Western academics praised his scholarship.

He will be succeeding the CBS anchor Walter Cronkite, who played the Book Voice in the musical's 1995 Broadway revival.

I've got a book of Dylan's lyrics and whenever I read them it's not in my formal internal book voice, I hear his voice and character and intonation and the way he bends words to the music.

That self-admitted gap in Mr. Cooper's education will not impede him from making his own Broadway debut, of sorts: he has been cast as the Book Voice - that is, the cautionary, advice-giving narrator - in the coming revival of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying".

King's adulterous liaisons eventually came into fuller view with the publication of "Bearing the Cross," by David Garrow, and "Parting the Waters," by Taylor Branch Keith Millerr later explored King's plagiarism at great length in his well-publicized book, "Voice of Deliverance".

Better yet, you can make 20 numbers in the address book voice-dialable.

Beneath its irreverent tone, the book voices a real fear about the lack of "normal women" represented in the media.

When I read her book Voices from Chernobyl I was struck by her use of metaphor".

It was released as a bound volume and is available, to this day, as an audio book voiced by two soap opera alumni.

This is not what Boston College said when the book Voices from the Grave was published just four years ago, based in part on Hughes' interviews.