Sentence examples for considered a voice from inspiring English sources

At a personal level he had tried to keep alive "what I considered a voice of common sense and humanity".

The expectation — whether menacing or well meaning — that NDiaye should "represent" multiracial France, or be considered a voice of the French African diaspora, has often dogged her.

Six or seven years ago, Ms. Branquinho, who lives in Antwerp, Belgium, was considered a voice of her generation, her influence on a par with Nicolas Ghesquiere's.

On the power of the press: There is no doubt that the press is considered a voice of authority in society.

He even coins a term, "dialogic thinking," to describe his belief that thought itself may be considered "a voice, or voices, in the head".

Like Lester Young, one of his idols, he believed that a musician should know the lyrics of a song he was interpreting and said that a bandleader -- even if not a singer -- should be considered a voice.

"He suggested — not ordered, suggested — that I consider a voice with more theatrics in it," Mr. Cherry said.

If you don't notice changes or find this too difficult to achieve alone, consider a voice coach for a few sessions.

I don't consider a voice-enabled search "revolutionary" at this stage.

Asked specifically if the company was considering a voice-first app, like an Alexa skill, or perhaps a more traditional podcast, Lidey said they weren't yet sure, but didn't plan on limiting the Shine Stories to a single platform indefinitely.

With her busy work schedule, Rihanna might want to consider a voice-double.