I tended to be the extrovert, the external voice, the guy who took to the stage… Brian is more mathematical".
Saying 'Guardian award-winning project' always goes down very well because it's a big external voice saying 'this is a quality project'".
It is, Heidegger writes, that uncanny experience of something like an external voice in one's head that pulls one out of the hubbub and chatter of life in the world and arrests our ceaseless busyness.
While regulators watch the data ball and quality of play with an eye to interventions, parents are becoming an increasingly influential external voice on a range of issues that focus around value for money.
In Book 8 of the Confessions, Augustine describes the entire drama of conversion in terms of hearing an external voice, "as of a child", that leads him to take up the Bible and eventually turn away from paganism and towards Christ.
Wes sometimes included the external voice at my encouragement.
When Mara used an external voice, she often included the external voice in the sentence, whether paraphrased or quoted.
Writers can use external voice in dialogically expansive ways, such as through acknowledging someone else's propositions while also integrating the external voice.
There is no integration of the external voice or intra-vocalization, which creates a dialogically contractive paragraph whose main "speaker" is the external voice, as noted by Paula.
Wes' paraphrased sentence is dialogically contractive, having no mention of an external voice.
His drafting process dealt with issues of voice, paraphrasing, and integration of the external voice.
