Sentence examples for newfound voice from inspiring English sources

Thanks to this newfound voice, I have been able to form new bonds with my peers.

Obama's newfound voice has in turn heaped pressure on those vying to be his successor as the Democratic presidential nominee to prove their credentials among the protest movement.

While the candidates argue over their investments and their complex tax returns and who can cut taxes for the rich the most, the contrast to Mr. Obama's newfound voice on shared responsibility could not be more clear.

Back in the 19th century, as calls for universal suffrage gathered strength, there were fears in privileged circles that extending the vote to the poor would pose a mortal threat to their own position – that the lower rungs of society would use their newfound voice to take away power and wealth from those at the top and redistribute it throughout the electorate.

Matsugoro's newfound voice reflects who he truly is and not how his culture viewed him.

Yet, rather than let this backlash silence him, Comrade Gary made his newfound voice louder than it was before.

But Goddard's manner has sometimes been discordant with her newfound status as a voice for women.

That was especially true of the 2005 West End revival of Friedrich Schiller's rarely seen "Don Carlos," in which Mr. Jacobi seemed physically and vocally transformed, his occasional feyness jettisoned in favor of a ferocity that extended to a newfound, scarily low speaking voice.

Don't march into a meeting of people trying to make change and take up all of the space with your voice and newfound wisdom.

"Got a long list of ex-lovers / They'll tell you I'm insane," she sings, her voice surging with newfound power, "But I've got a blank space, baby / And I'll write your name".

The idea, Chinese leaders said, is to burnish the country's image and give China a voice to match its newfound economic might.