Reading him in English, you are in thrall to a unique voice, a poetry cargoed with a density of experience that has been lived through and radiated by an understanding that has rendered it symbolic.
"So I would like for the next person that comes in to have a unique voice representing the marvelous vision of Alvin Ailey and what we're about".
Mike Williams, editor of NME, said: ""The winning students each possessed the most important traits necessary to be successful in modern media: a unique voice, a fresh perspective and a clear passion not only for their subjects, but also for their craft.
Heffernan, a lesbian, disabled rapper with osteogenesis imperfecta that has left her in wheelchair, brings a unique voice to modern hip-hop rapping frankly about social change, politics and having a disability -- and having lots of fun while doing it.
He was the subject of a lengthy profile in the New Yorker which cast him as a unique voice in America, an outlaw in the culture.
The petition reads, in part: "An inspiration to poets, artists and sundry other human beings both in America and worldwide, Mr. Darnielle is a unique voice in modern word and music.
Recent evidence, however, indicates that H3.3 is not a simple doppelganger of H3.1/2, but, at least in higher eukaryotes, has its own personality, a unique voice in the epigenetic cellular orchestra.
The Richmond Standard played a controversial role in the election and is set to continue as a unique voice in the community.
That may be, in part, because the voice of public health professionals a highly respected community that has a unique voice in promoting activities that can prevent adverse health impacts–has been nearly silent on the issue of climate change.
