Sentence examples for irrelevant voice from inspiring English sources

"Minnesota needs a voice at the table, not an irrelevant voice in the wilderness," is Mr. Coleman's campaign mantra.

Sullenberger, in his Airbus A320, continued with Skiles to try to restart the engines, and amid unnecessary and irrelevant voice alarms going off in the cockpit, continued talking to the controller.

There is an irrelevant voice-over of Margaret Thatcher reciting her Prayer of St Francis of Assisi... Time and again, such gimmicks and stylistic tics are clumsy, obtrusive and far from illuminating... Goneril appears with a submachine gun, wheeling a pram.

Neither are any of the other multilateral bodies bogged down with weighted voting and cacophonously irrelevant voices.

His voice is irrelevant and unnecessary.

"Mostly, I could hear Mr. Hoskins; I could hear very little of what Dr. Ting said," she said, adding that the recording might be "almost entirely inadmissible or irrelevant" because Ting's voice on the tape is barely audible.

[H]ere in San Francisco — I'm going to generalize here – you people don't vote in municipal elections and therefore your voice is irrelevant in municipal elections.

Unless I was saying the answers to the questions that they wanted to hear, My Voice was irrelevant.

Some will say such a voice is irrelevant today, that religion only ever sought to answer questions not yet addressed by the "certain knowledge" of empiricism.

This is the result of education reforms that headteachers first hear about on television, and of petitions ignored as though teachers' voices are irrelevant.

Marginalized people have a long history of being told their voices are irrelevant, of being encouraged to tell stories from a more white-washed perspective.