Sentence examples for indeed voice from inspiring English sources

The story begins with a disturbed man shouting lyrics from Paul Simon's Graceland in the Rothko Chapel in Houston, Texas; and goes on to explain why Graceland might indeed voice the "silent music" of Rothko's abstractions.

But he did indeed voice support for the invasion in 2002 and there is no evidence that he opposed any part of the invasion until after American troops were in Iraq.

Indeed, voice is generally treated as one of the most, if not the most, central capacities for participation in democracy - from the Greek Agora to public coffee house and the New England town hall meeting [ 80, 81].

The presenter did admit the film, which features Scarlett Johansson as the voice of Phoenix's digital lover, was "beautifully acted and indeed voiced".

Indeed, voices calling for a snap election may be emboldened by this morning's win and we may end up with a general election too.

Or maybe he is underscoring the notion, which is indeed voiced in the play, that no matter how you dress her up, a woman is nothing more than the sum of her anatomical parts.

A number of participants indeed voiced their intent of completing one target category before the other during feature foraging.

It is indeed the voice of a giant.

Indeed, her voice was so naturally large that at the start of her career Ms. Sutherland seemed destined to become a Wagnerian dramatic soprano.

"That is a genuine concern for those of us who want Britain to be a strong, and indeed leading, voice in trying to find a way forward".

Indeed, that voice of his is more or less an institution – like Jackie Mason's Borscht Belt grumbles, or the chancer's patter of Rodney Dangerfield.