Sentence examples for finding voice from inspiring English sources

Its bravery in finding voice, in encouraging the enormous power of public, national, artistic, sexual and political imagination, is not something to take for granted.

It is not really a city slicker vs. country hicks rivalry -- there are plenty of cities beyond Philadelphia -- but it is nevertheless there, most often finding voice in the Legislature in Harrisburg.

Byrne sings the absurdist, self-satirising Animals "in the manner of an outraged citizen taking over a previously orderly city council session, finding voice for screwball gripes he's nursed his whole life".

At least some of the anxiety finding voice in the newsroom during the Staples debacle was born of the worry that the hiring of Willes -- and the departure of Otis -- was just the latest attempt by the other Chandlers to regain power.

Indeed, in the case of substantial forms, these criticisms were finding voice already during his lifetime; he was, for instance, an older contemporary of Descartes (b. 1596), who was twenty years old when Suárez died in 1617.

She combed through online college bulletin boards and personal Web sites before searching deeper and finding voices of discontent.

But it's a challenge finding voices you can trust.

You're finding a voice somehow: a voice that is yours but works with the piece".

"My advice... is not to worry too much about finding a voice - multiple voices are OK.

It's not so much a question of finding my voice as finding the voice".

Part of finding your voice comes from the very simple practice of speaking.