Sentence examples for multiple voices in from inspiring English sources

"We would welcome multiple voices in the campaign dialogue," he said.

But the multiple voices in Roth's book, the sense that life is a dialogue, if not an argument, draws on another tradition altogether.

Mr. Hamelin's ability to dissect a piece aurally is evident when he highlights multiple voices in even the densest of scores.

"There are multiple voices in girls' lives giving them the message you should not speak up, you should change yourself to match the ideals that are put forward by fashion magazines and advertising agencies or even other girls.

The chairman of the five-person pan-Commonwealth judging panel, poet and literary critic Professor Daniel Massa, said: "The excellence of Small Island lies not only with its thematic issues that are represented with insight and sensitivity, but also in Andrea Levy's consummate narrative skills in blending multiple voices in a framework resonant with humour, irony, understanding and a lot of fun".

But it is not clear if Minaya will leave a job with Montreal in which he already makes decisions on trades and other personnel matters for a post in which his would be one of multiple voices in determining player transactions.

And that's where Whitehead's channeling of multiple voices comes in, as a way of addressing the subject from as wide a range of stances as he can, accounting at least by inference for all possible responses to a stimulus, homing in on them through triangulation.

Given the anticipated threats associated with climate change and the multiple voices raised in Paris in December, 2015 at COP21, responsiveness is of critical importance at this time in human history.

The music of the past, he said, was conceived in terms of space: whether counterpoint, with its multiple voices arranged in vertical alignment, or the symphonic forms, in which the dominant voice is typically projected on top of a complex accompaniment.

Mr. Volodin clearly articulated the multiple voices hidden in the thicket of counterpoint in the concluding Gigue, whose grandeur he aptly conveyed.

At one point his plaintive chanting, through electronic processing, was turned into something quasi-medieval, with multiple voices singing in astringent parallel lines.