Sentence examples for limited voice from inspiring English sources

He squeezes soul and accuracy out of his own limited voice.

PCMag.com awarded Nest Secure just three stars, citing the high cost and limited voice commands.

Through the limited voice commands available, "yes" accepts the call, or "ignore" sends it to voice mail.

Workers, with limited voice relative to capital, are left with little choice but to accept globalization on corporations' terms.

It employs limited voice control functionality, but can pull contacts and other data from a smartphone to manage calls and messages.

Perhaps because they defined the conventions, Europeans appreciated Armstrong's reinventing his instrument and his turning an extremely limited voice into a source of power as great as any voice in the history of music, transforming gravel into gold.

Each child speaks in the present tense, implying life being recorded as it unfolds, but even a superintelligent 6-year-old (and I'm not convinced that Sol is one) has an imperfect command of vocabulary and syntax — which is why authors from Henry James ("What Maisie Knew") to Alison Lurie ("Only Children") have filtered childish observations through third-person limited voices.

All we can do is to use our humble and limited voices".

Many Seventh-day Adventists who are just becoming aware of this summit are voicing their concerns about what appears to be an "echo chamber" where only limited voices that reflect the current understanding of the Adventist church will be allowed.

We, meanwhile, are trapped in the head of a child — among the words of a precocious but limited narrative voice, one that speaks in the present tense.

In 1999, the year of that deal, cellular service was erratic, cellphones were clumsy and mostly limited to voice calls, and customers were coping with roaming charges by turning off their phones except when making calls.