Sentence examples for it is voiced from inspiring English sources
An intricacy of interconnecting opposites (parent/child, frailty/strength, intransigence/compassion, good/bad...) clash around the question: "Is man no more than this?" It is voiced by Lear when he catches sight of the disguised Edgar, Christ-like in his beggar's battered and bloody near-nakedness, during the storm on the heath.
A question that, in poem and song, simply expresses a young lover's doubt -- "Is it true?" -- seems to be addressed to the whole of existence when it is voiced by the quartet.
It is voiced throughout the Muslim world.
Where it is voiced, it sounds muffled.
The eighth article will look at how the piano's personality is formed as it is voiced, regulated, retuned and inspected.
This section is more successful, perhaps because it is voiced directly by Naomi's endearing Palestinian builder, Mr Ali.
Will it have a presenter or will it be voiced over by a narrator?
It's voice agents," claims Saad.
Ultimately it's voice, not war, that unites these stories.
In poetry — as in calling ballgames — it's voice that makes the speaker memorable.
"It's voices like that that will start to change China," she said.
