Sentence examples for constraining voice from inspiring English sources

That's why drinking makes you think you are attractive when the world thinks otherwise: the alcohol removes the little constraining voice from the outside world that normally keeps our self-assessments in check.

Dana Hanchard has a lovely light soprano that she took into breathy cabaret mode, which served her expressive purposes but constrained the voice when bluesy power was called for (as in the very funny "My Handy Man Ain't Handy No More" by Blake).

The needs assessment provided a better understanding of the power of community relationships, demonstrated how lack of trust can continue to constrain community voices, and revealed why agencies must actively support a social justice framework beyond the end of an assessment to ensure transformative change.

These changes have not eliminated corruption by any means, but they have constrained it.Meanwhile, the voice of public opinion has been getting gently but steadily stronger.

Presidents' voiced opinions about social justice are very sharply constrained by whether voicing those opinions is likely to advance their visions of social justice at that political moment.

The absence of nurses' voices constrains the quality and quantity of human resources for TB control and care [ 17].

Another more quietly voiced rationale for severely constraining the path to citizenship is the fear that the formerly undocumented will vote Democrat -- as Rush Limbaugh put it, isn't a path to citizenship "a death sentence for the Republicans"?

Mr. Penn's lyrics are more imagistic, with a touch of tall-tale humor, while his melodies are constrained by a reedy voice that's part John Lennon, part James Taylor.

Bloom, once he got off that motorcycle, couldn't seem to stand up straight or use his pleasant voice to its full effect; his body and his voice seemed constrained by his inorganic characterization.

Nevertheless, interest in constraining the overall cost of embedded platforms limits the number of voice-tags in practice.

His immense voice sounded constrained along with his limbs and torso.