Sentence examples similar to grown voice from inspiring English sources

"I've always been gay," Mr. Oundo said, in a timid but growing voice.

English-language teaching and publication has spread.Internationalisation has meant a growing voice for Europe within the economics literature.

But the flow of migrants, and their growing voice, has far outpaced their progress in winning protections.

Cat Clarke, the author of Entangled and Undone, is a growing voice in UKYA, bringing LGBTQ issues into the mainstream of thriller writing.

This group of consumers is probably ready to use its growing voice to exert pressure for change and may be willing to absorb the inevitable price increases".

"Chelsea has a growing voice in the public discussion and it would not surprise me were these charges connected to who she is".

The growing voice of political Islam suggests that the United States faces a much more nebulous enemy in its war on terrorism than a movement of religious zealots.

The growing voice of women in politics, in business, and across society as a whole has been at the heart of every major social advance in the last century.

Today, IVONA offers one of the fastest growing voice and language portfolios with 44 voices in 17 languages and more in development.

Sanford C. Bernstein and Company maintained an "outperform" rating on shares of Comcast, which is leading the cable-company pack in the quickly growing voice over internet protocol, or VoIP, sector.

Previously unacceptable extremist political forces now have a growing voice in national elections.