Sentence examples for daring voice from inspiring English sources
As a chronicler of repression in Tibet, Ms Woeser has long been China's most daring voice online, and a very rare one.Ms Woeser's dogged determination, despite close surveillance by security agents in Beijing where she lives with her (Han Chinese) husband, has kept open a rare window on conditions in Tibetan-inhabited areas.
Open, his 2009 autobiography, details his unpredictable path into tennis in an intimate and daring voice rarely seen in sports writing.
More daring voices are even suggesting that there may be a case for an official presence at board meetings.
Since the dissidents of the '70s and '80s, Russia has not heard such daring voices reflecting the mood and misgivings of the nation.
In January it decreed that all Friday sermons must adhere to a weekly theme set by the religious-affairs ministry, establishing a hotline to allow worshippers to denounce preachers daring to voice political dissent.
The stage - the dingy basement laboratories beneath King's College in the Strand - was thus set for trouble, even before the clash of temperaments that became apparent once Franklin heard Wilkins daring to voice his opinions on her results.
He credits Fry with expressing regrets for his behaviour, but what irks him most is the star daring to voice opinions: "The truly nauseating thing about Fry's druggie posturing is that, in the very same book, he sets himself up as a moralist.
The sour self-pity in her voice, daring him to reach out and have his hand slapped away.
Anyway, earlier this year, Heigl made some kind of groveling apology for daring to voice her opinion.
With only a lone Lib Dem, Sir Malcolm Bruce, daring to raise his voice – and then more in conciliation than threat – Gove easily quick-stepped his way through what might have been a tricky hour.
Discovered by Gene Krupa, Ms. O'Day had her first hit in 1941 with the joyfully swinging novelty "Let Me Off Uptown," which featured a daring interracial voice-and-trumpet duet with Roy Eldridge.
