Sentence examples for measured voices from inspiring English sources

To be sure, there were also measured voices coming from offices, social service centers and shopping plazas.

Yet more measured voices pointed out that he was far from alone and his supporters protested that his 36-month suspension was "savage".

Only a few measured voices dared to suggest that perhaps Channel 4 had actually done the cause of racial harmony some good by showing the taunts by Goody and her acolytes in their full obnoxiousness.

On foreign policy he has consulted lots of bellicose neocons from the Bush administration, notably John Bolton, as well as a few more measured voices, such as Robert Zoellick.

There were more measured voices that, on balance, were positive: Colin Powell, the secretary of state in the George W. Bush administration, and Harold Koh, the former dean of Yale Law School and State Department legal counsel in the first Obama administration, who privately advocated for a more transparent and less belligerent anti-terrorist policy.

The popular press often contains overblown statements from both those opposed and those in favour, as well as the more measured voices (see, for example, [3], [4], [5], [6]).

It's something the commissioner has heard before, and it turns his calm, measured voice testy.

He responded to questions patiently and in an even, measured voice.

Now is the time to add his measured voice to the fury of El Général's.

As a devotee of Eastern thought, he bars shoes from his house and speaks in a hushed, measured voice.

The public-address announcer — historically a measured voice, soothing the air an octave below the din — is taking on the role of cheerleader.