Sentence examples for immediate voice from inspiring English sources

Ms. Peterson will direct the one-man show, which, according to the workshop, "spins the tale of gods and goddesses, undying love, and endless battles told through an original, contemporary, and immediate voice".

But in a long and eventually published letter to his fellow-writer Jerzy Andrzejewski, one of a series composed in 1942 and 1943, he speaks in a sterner, more immediate voice, that of a Roman Catholic intellectual surrounded by horror, at the heart of a moral catastrophe, in occupied Poland, which the Germans themselves called "the cloaca of the world".

What really knocked readers out about "The Catcher in the Rye" was the wonderfully immediate voice that J. D. Salinger fashioned for Holden Caulfield — a voice that enabled him to channel an alienated 16-year-old's thoughts and anxieties and frustrations, a voice that skeptically appraised the world and denounced its phonies and hypocrites and bores.

His only extant, scratchy recording is from when he was much older, of "Tobu mone rekho" ("Still, remember this"), and gives to us the high-pitched, slightly tentative and astonishingly immediate voice that Bengalis identify with Tagore, and which they never deemed worthy of a singer.

Owners for the Phoenix Suns, Atlanta Hawks, New Orleans Pelicans and Chicago Bulls were just some of the immediate voices in unison with Silver's decision.

But even then, they begin singing these new words with one immediate huge voice.

Conversely, transgenic mice overexpressing VPAC2 receptors specifically in CD4+ T-cells exhibited increased Th2/Th1 cytokine profiles and alterations in delayed against immediate hypersensitivity (Voice et al., 2001).

Although Councilman Cockrel was unsuccessful in his effort to bring the agreement up for an immediate vote, he voiced concern about the impact that the debate around it might have on other potential investors.

For now it looks like the immediate future of voice interfaces will be voice assistants nested within voice assistants — in an attempt to make the technology more useful.

Today, thanks to the Internet and social media, audiences have more immediate ways to voice their fury.

Austen's was even and elegant and almost alarmingly legible, as bright and immediate as a voice.