Sentence examples for enduring voices from inspiring English sources
The prize, which specifically seeks to reward "strong, unique, enduring voices that – throughout long, consistently accomplished careers – have told us something about the American experience", will be given to Doctorow on 30 August at the Library of Congress National Book festival.
Who ventures beyond the British and US bestseller lists to find interesting and - who knows - enduring voices from across the Channel or even the world?
Elliott Carter, the American composer whose kaleidoscopic, rigorously organized works established him as one of the most important and enduring voices in contemporary music, died on Monday in Manhattan.
K. David Harrison, an associate professor of linguistics at Swarthmore College, is the director of research at the Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages, based in Salem, Oregon, and heads National Geographic's Enduring Voices Project.
A multitude of sites devoted to single languages or languages of a specific region unite speakers and provide multimedia teaching tools, too, including the Digital Himalayas project, the Diyari blog, the Arctic Languages Vitality project and the Enduring Voices Project.
But programs like the National Geographic's Enduring Voices Project -- conducted in collaboration with the Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages -- seek to preserve endangered languages by recording them and sharing them with the world through their own YouTube channel.
There's a wonderful song by Billy Bragg called "Levi Stubbs Tearss" but hearing of the man's passing after years of being very ill, I find myself not moved to tears, but to a sense of appreciation for his enduring voice and his inspiring example.
Staines says his ambition is to be an independent and enduring rightwing voice, like blogger Matt Drudge and radio host Rush Limbaugh in the US.
Iyer's self-identification with Greene, whom he never met but who became the enduring, explaining voice inside his head, seems at first to be the tripartite young writer's identification.
Terry Eagleton fails to grasp the true significance of the intellectual legacy of John Milton and the revolutionary era of which his was the most memorable and enduring poetic voice (Milton's republic, December 9).
Charlie figured that, preposterously early this morning, the guy had had to pry himself away from the warm bosom of his family to come spend his Christmas breathing icy diesel fumes, dodging tipsy holiday drivers, and enduring the recorded voice's plod¬ding recitation of the rules of disembarkation at every stop, even when no one disembarked.
