Sentence examples for not one voice from inspiring English sources

Not one voice of dissent, not one act of courage.

Mravinsky, leading the Leningrad Philharmonic, offers not one voice but many, in two senses.

Always more of a whisperer or a ranter or a rasper, master of not one voice but many.

We give the Arab viewer an opportunity to hear what Israel is saying, and it is not one voice.

As she makes her way to the bathroom to wash off, Leigh checks her messages, but there's not one voice mail.

Christians in China have not one voice but many, and the diverse picture demands more of our attention in the west.

As for "Not I," nobody could call it small: "It isn't one voice, and it isn't one 'I.' I see a continent in there".

"There isn't one voice coming out of BBC drama - there are many," says Bennett. "I support the people working for me," she adds, defending "the drama story at the BBC" and listing the successes of Tranter's reign.

But the quiet truth in Michigan, home of the Big Three manufacturers, is that the state is not of one voice on the matter.

She has said, "I wanted to be represented by many voices in my work, not just one voice," and also that she didn't want to worry about an audience: "What do they want, what do they expect?" She had been forewarned about the dangers of being ambitious: she witnessed a need for recognition becoming an affliction in the life of her historian husband, Douglass Adair, Jr., who committed suicide.

Today there is not one propaganda voice but many, including that of America.