Sentence examples for more than voice from inspiring English sources

"Secretary Clinton will have to do more than voice protests over the Afridi case.

Mr. Rylance, who portrays three characters in the play, said actors face the special test of signaling their role changes with no more than voice and movement.

Her vocal program brings in eight students per class for a two-year curriculum that includes far more than voice lessons.

Only 1 to 2percentt of Web-enabled phones are used for anything more than voice calls and text messaging, said Paul Budde, founder of BuddeComm, an Australian researcher of telecommunications issues.

What these women had in common -- and what in the end mattered more than voice lessons or ronds de jambe or shapely breasts -- was a striking talent for self-invention and reinvention.

The multifunction devices are beginning to find an audience beyond gadget lovers, according to cellular executives, who hope to put their digital wireless networks to use for more than voice traffic.

Jussi Hinkkanen, Nokia's head of policy in Africa, says the mobile revolution is moving "from ear to hand".The number of users is still small: even among young people in South-East Asia (a tech-friendly lot) only 8% had used "more-than-voice" services, according to a poll by LIRNEasia.

Largely, though, director Gavin Quinn creates a quiet affair of the script: frequently, we are left with nothing more than voices and conversations.

The subjects' lives are never explored with sufficient depth for them to emerge as more than voices in a diffuse mosaic.

In yet another narrative, set in a climatically unstable technocratic society in the year 2153, a group of prisoners who have violated the Procreation Regulation Program are little more than voices locked in a Socratic interrogation.

But lately the sounds of MTV, like the rest of television, have amounted to little more than voices, applause and the occasional band on a late-night talk show.