Sentence examples for learned voices from inspiring English sources

I am talking about a period from the 1950's well into the 70's, when London was crowded with lively, learned voices on art (David Sylvester, Bryan Robertson, Lawrence Gowing, Andrew Forge).

We learned voices before we learned names.

His learned voice on issues such as Social Security ably represents his well-educated constituents.

A specialist in preventive medicine, Dr. Clark raised a learned voice for the benefits to teeth and general health obtained by adding a minute amount of fluoride to the public water.

I had a confusion of feelings and thoughts: embrace her, weep with her, kiss her, pull her hair, laugh, pretend to sexual experience and instruct her in a learned voice, distancing her with words just at the moment of greatest closeness.

By using fMRI and voice stimuli morphed between two familiar (learned) voice identities, Andics et al.

Of all the learned hockey voices in Canada, ESPN selected the loudest.

Many first learned how to exploit their voice appeal by working in radio.

It is difficult for the reader, given the overload of elucidation imposed upon the basic text, to maintain much momentum, and, indeed, one finds welcome refuge from the tedium and harshness of some Biblical passages in the companionable contemporary voice of the learned commentator.

** It is difficult for the reader, given the overload of elucidation imposed upon the basic text, to maintain much momentum, and, indeed, one finds welcome refuge from the tedium and harshness of some Biblical passages in the companionable contemporary voice of the learned commentator.

Aside from my love of yoga-it once saved my life (literally!)-I learned to block out the negative voices and trust my instinct, which has come in handy time and time again.