Sentence examples for inward voice from inspiring English sources

The journalist's (that notes how well grave-diggers are paid) and an inward voice that excuses herself nothing.

"Every genuine writer has a voice of his own -- an inward voice that stems from his temperament as well as from experience," he said.

"To us, their less tried successors, they appear magnified," as Joseph Conrad, one of Park's admirers, wrote in "Lord Jim," "pushing out into the unknown in obedience to an inward voice, to an impulse beating in the blood, to a dream of the future.

By his own account, during the sermon he was gripped by "a masterful inward voice" which told him "You are wanted.

In both dialogues, it is suggested that thought is a kind of inward dialogue carried on in the mind itself (Theaetetus 189e-190a and Sophist263e), and that judgment results when the two inward voices affirm the same thing.

Its poems are directed inward, and the voice is more colloquial, more personal, more forgiving of others, and much more relaxed in the claims it makes for itself.

Meryl Streep as Margaret Thatcher gives a performance of uncanny exactitude and command that overleaps the bounds of mimicry: despite a face encrusted with prosthetics and make-up, Streep somehow conveys through outward presentation (clothes, hair, voice) the inward drive of her personality.

My natural response to the constant emotional distress was to turn inward to my inner voice and imagination.

Dressed in a hooded jacket with a CBGB logo, she introduced nearly every song by simply announcing its title — "This is called 'Wildnerness' " — in a subdued voice, and she sang as if she was looking inward.

Claudio's disturbed and peculiar wit is the voice of an inward mind.

A career of reflecting on artistry, identity, culture, and a generation looking for voice, Cepeda turns inward with her memoir Bird of Paradise: How I Became Latina (Atria Books, 2013).