Sentence examples for engaging voices from inspiring English sources

Even when the novel is most essayistic, the narrators' kinetic minds and engaging voices (in Alison Anderson's fluent translation) propel us ahead.

Clark has one of those clear, engaging voices and a knack for storytelling that's a world away from having someone else reading a script, however well.

62 (9) Scott Mills Radio DJ One of Radio 1's longest-serving stars and most engaging voices, Mills moved from drive-time to mid-afternoon in the station's recent reshuffle.

He has previously published the Nautilus Book Award winners Spirituality: What it is and Why it Matters and the short story collection Engaging Voices: Tales of Morality and Meaning in an Age of Global Warming.

Alison Carr has a distinct, quirky and engaging voice that she developed working on the Edinburgh fringe.

But the best reason to keep reading is JJ, whose engaging voice cuts right through the novel's vagaries.

Yet in a campaign dominated by the same old faces, she is the most novel and engaging voice.

Told from a close distance, these stories lack the rich patina of hindsight, their pleasures coming instead from an immediacy and an engaging voice.

This is an engaging voice: earnest without being morose; honest without being exhibitionistic; understated, humble and wise from years of trusting in questions more than in answers.

What holds it together is an engaging voice, the projection of a curious, appealingly modest, sometimes self-mocking character behind that voice, and "the fluent play of a single consciousness".

Indeed, it seems a relief to the author, as to the reader, when the strained fiction of "fiction" is set aside and we get Amis's own unmediated (and very engaging) voice in the afterword, titled "That Which Happened".