Sentence examples for coherent voice from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wallis, 42, wears an open, curious expression and speaks in a slurred but coherent voice.

Without a coherent voice of resistance for the tribe, the bulldozers continue to clear trees.

Her coherent voice disintegrates, her focusing goes, carers are called in, one of whom has a vicious exchange with Georges.

The new church cut across ethnic lines and was designed to give Lutherans a more coherent voice in ecumenical discussions with other Christian churches in the United States.

This may seem a funny way of giving the EU a powerful, more coherent voice in the world, a stated aim of the Lisbon treaty.

We want to establish and maintain a collective and coherent voice in housing and support for people with learning disabilities to communicate this message.

The strongest and most coherent voices of hard Brexit are openly seeking a bonfire of regulations.

Typically, voices of multiple communities are first synthesized and transformed into a set of coherent voices, often in the form of shared goals, objectives, criteria, or thresholds.

And yet, rather than distancing themselves from the dangers of distracted driving, or waiting for pressure to mount from outsiders, the major national carriers, led by A.T. & T., have become the loudest and most coherent voices on the issue.

Progressive alternatives, while available, have yet to find a coherent electoral voice.

And partly it is because local government does not have the coherent campaigning voice that it had in the 1980s.