Sentence examples for hospitable voice from inspiring English sources
"hospitable voice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is usually used to describe a friendly, inviting and kind tone of voice. For example, "As soon as we walked in the door, we were greeted by the shopkeeper's hospitable voice."
At play in the medium of conversation, his hospitable voice endlessly elicits the voices of others, not in the expectation they will lend support to some thesis, Marxist or otherwise, but in the hope they will delight him by refusing to conform to his expectations and thereby carry him deeper into the world.
So far, at least two priests have been called in by Bishop Walter J. Edyvean, the cardinal's top aide, who discouraged them from being hospitable to Voice of the Faithful in their churches, people familiar with the meetings said.
In Leaf's telling, oncology is a hidebound field averse to risk, a culture that "has grown progressively less hospitable to new voices and ideas over the past four decades".
What will it take to make hospitals more hospitable?
The Puppies' real beef is that SF, and society as a whole, has become too feminist, too multiracial, too hospitable to gay and trans voices.
In recent years, certain segments of the gaming community haven't always been hospitable when it comes to welcoming new voices, especially those belonging to women.
Prospective students, faculty and staff, as well as Duke alumni planning visits to campus, have voiced concerns about whether they will find a hospitable environment in North Carolina.
But now, on the eve of Ms. Furtado's fifth album, "The Spirit Indestructible," we have Janelle Monáe and M.I.A. and Kesha and everyone else, which means a more hospitable and more cluttered playing field for Ms. Furtado's thin, sweet voice.
Britain as a whole is very hospitable; they have accepted so many refugees and given everyone a home and a chance to raise their voice.
The service is hospitable.
