Sentence examples for evident voice from inspiring English sources

However, in a rapidly changing socio-economic environment, including significant expansion of the protected area system and regional comprehensive development plans, local communities do not always have an evident voice in the conservation and development dialogues that closely affect their lives.

The novel's appeal to the Coens is instantly evident: the voice of Miss Mattie Ross, the 14-year-old narrator, is innocent but plucky, and she's driven to remarkable feats of big-mouth sass and flat-out courage in the company of killers and vagabonds largely by her bedrock Protestant sanctimony and schoolmarm-ish rigidity.

But the moment his authoritative voice leaps from his mouth, his dozen producer and director credits become an evident part of his presence.

His excitement is evident in his voice.

"But it didn't happen," Edelso continued, some surprise and satisfaction evident in his voice.

When he stepped out again, Mr. Isip's excitement was evident in his voice.

"I was not prepared for them to turn around and say, 'Yes, all right, and what about "Macbeth?"' Ms. Best continued, delight evident in her voice.

The worry was evident in the voice of the official, who would not speak on the record while criticizing the performance of the president's nominee.

What Hopkins brings to the team is evident, his booming voice usually echoing off the walls of the Carmelo K. Anthony Basketball Center, where the team practices.

The Greek economy continues to face huge problems despite the very big efforts at fiscal adjustment and improvement of competitiveness," Papademos said, the tension evident in his voice.

With sadness and anger evident in her voice, Dr. Hanson said: "I thought these kinds of things only happened in the 1950's.