Sentence examples for for one voice from inspiring English sources

Others found Schultz's call for "one voice" on the topic of race condescending.

It won't take long for one voice to refer to the other as "Kathleen".

Duet for One Voice was inspired, says Collins, by an early draft of the 1932 monologue that eventually evolved into Le Bel Indifférent.

Duet for One Voice is a dancework by Aletta Collins, set to a powerful soundtrack by Scott Walker, and based on a Jean Cocteau sketch about a love affair between an older woman and a bored younger man.

(A trick at least as old as that 1996 recording, it nods, perhaps, toward current theories that Bach himself may often have settled for one voice per part in choruses).

At the Traverse, the Edinburgh powerhouse of new writing, two of the hottest tickets – an adaptation of Eimear McBride's novel A Girl Is a Half-Formed Thing and Gary McNair's A Gambler's Guide to Dying – are also pieces for one voice.

MobileVoice from One Voice Technologies, for example, is a subscription service offered through cellular carriers.

Mowaffaq Alami, 36, worked for the One Voice organisation in Gaza promoting grassroots discussions about Israeli-Palestinian peace proposals.

The odd thing about concerted action, when a number of people close ranks and link up to defend a cause, or to utter a cry for change, is how often one voice, for all the force of that communal intent, stands out from the hubbub.

We are now, for the first time, one voice ringing loud and clear on Capitol Hill.

"I don't think anyone wants to hear one voice for five and a half hours," he said.