Sentence examples for interest voices from inspiring English sources

Ólafsson's poetry, of historical rather than of literary interest, voices his burning zeal for a cultural and political renaissance of Iceland.

Without a strong public interest voice at the table, lobbyists could steer billions in taxpayer dollars toward a corporate welfare boondoggle.

Republican democracy is a shared work of the imagination among people of myriad talents, interests, voices, and generations that proceeds on the premise that the labor never ends, entails a ceaseless making and remaking of its laws and customs, i.e., a sentient organism as opposed to an ATM, the government an us, not a them.

The crowd is pockets of interest, loud voices, competing truths.

Recently, a variety of voice communication services through the internet have been building a growing interest in voice over internet protocol (VoIP) systems.

Nobody said conquering the US would be easy – and among so many competing interests, dissenting voices can be heard.

Mr. Riccioli's interest in voice-enabled technology derives from his teaching job at University of Paris-Dauphine, where he uses it himself to write and plan projects for his own students.

But these prior Olympics proffered raw authenticity, pluralistic interests, democratic voices and transparent decision-making.

Gartner has previously flagged rising consumer interest in voice-driven devices and services.

If you like a match and want to be connected, you can confirm your interest by voice.

From Vogue to Sports Illustrated to Cat Fancy to Rolling Stone to Military History, magazines feature focused interests, strong voices and passionate attachments.