Sentence examples for lending voice from inspiring English sources

Twice Ms. Lancaster joined her, matching her animated steps and lending voice to her urgent gestures.

In the days leading up to the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, on Sunday, Bach, Brahms, Mahler and their ilk have once again been pressed to serve, their historically distant, emotively durable works lending voice to public expressions of grief in manners broad enough to enfold diverse beliefs and perspectives.

Lending voice to all his songs helps him to get into his character with effortless ease.

Canada has signaled that it will not offer military support for a potential U.S.-led strike on Syria, while lending voice to calls for action.

The project believes that by lending voice to the psychological and physical effects of these moments, it becomes clear that humanity in our modern era is veering down the path of extinction".

How then does the body lend voice and reclaim these elusive narratives?

Whether we support or criticize actions taken in our name, we need to lend voice to our findings.

Here's what I learned, complete with "caveats," which lend voice to my "cynical New Yorker" better half.

As in his other novels, Faulkner employs elements of oral storytelling, allowing different characters to lend voice to the narrative in their own distinct Southern idiom.

Student researchers lend voices, ideas for exploring nuclear energy's potential to address climate change, and describe insights gained from the experience.

You have people from our perspective lending their voice and you have people from Gord's perspective lending his voice," she added when we spoke.