Sentence examples for considerable voice from inspiring English sources

Ugresic is a considerable voice of Balkan dissent.

Stonewall has now added its considerable voice to addressing them; others must follow its lead.

Light and wry, his comic gift is as strong as his considerable voice.

He had been quietly studying the songwriting of Marvin Gaye and Aretha Franklin for some time when his friend and manager Elliot Rashman decided to build a new band, which would become Simply Red, around Hucknall's considerable voice and presence ("He has always had this magnetic effect on women," Rashman noted some years later).

Here McGovern added his considerable voice.

Knight had done considerable voice work for Filmation on other shows, narrating a number of DC superhero television shows as well as providing a number of voices for a number of characters.

Obviously, these support entities also have a considerable aggregate voice in promoting FLOSS toward external stakeholders.

In this context, Tomasky's criticisms of Clinton's campaign skills, which are considerable, are voiced almost in sorrow.

It is odd to hear Mr. Self, with his spiky intellect; deep, lazily amused voice; considerable charisma; and formidably havoc-wreaking reputation, speak in the earnest language of recovery.

Harvey Pitt, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC), recently voiced "considerable concern" about the extraterritorial impact of the directive.

William Styron dealt with considerable backlash for voicing a black slave in "The Confessions of Nat Turner".