Sentence examples for gross voice from inspiring English sources

There is, in effect, a schematic divide in French literature between the lineage of Racine and that of Rabelais, between the stern, high-poetic voice of moral instruction and the low, gross voice of human experience.

He's gross, his tone of voice is downright creepy, and he kisses little girls in the mouth, tongue and all, just because he feels like it.

So when Asian and European leaders meet on Monday in Brussels, the U.K. will be calling for us to speak with one voice against the gross mistreatment of the Burmese people.

The animated family film, which features the voices of Emma Stone and Ryan Reynolds, has reached a total domestic gross of $142.5 million since its release.

Sun rose a bit more, then sagged as some analysts voiced concern that its gross profit margins had fallen.

The farm systems were re-designed using this niche-specific information on yield and gross margin, which solved the concerns voiced by farmers during the first cycle.

When you step into Armstrong's voice, you're either committing the grossest mimicry or you're freeing something within yourself.

Could it be that religious leaders will increasingly be the voice of conscience on the dangers of gross economic inequality?

The 3D animated picture, which stars John C. Reilly as the voice of Ralph, opened Friday to a $13.4 million gross across 2,752 screens.

The standard score is calculated from the gross score, with a higher value indicating greater correlation between the voice and quality of life.

When Faust comes to the prison, he hears a voice within, singing, as Coleridge puts it, "a rude ballad, so gross as to indicate insanity".