Sentence examples for overpowering voice from inspiring English sources

Neither has an overpowering voice; there were times when each was buried in the mix, seeming to be merely singing along with the backing vocalists and guitar players.

Knowledge is acquired over time and ideas are born out of reflection, so we need to be wary of the well-honed soundbite and the overpowering voice of digital mediation that suggests instant gratification.

The bland bigness of holiday music suits Ms. Simpson's overpowering voice well, but even when she's testing it, she sounds sharp, whether on the multitracked delirium of "Carol of the Bells" or on an electric-blues version of "Merry Christmas Baby," where she energetically over-emotes against a more laconic holiday messenger, Willie Nelson.

I did feel that the character of Sandra played by actress/singer Paulette Ivory had an overpowering voice and it was just too much in comparison to Sahr's Fela.

Extremists are overpowering other voices within Muslim debate.

My personal observation is that they might be overpowering other voices by expressing themselves loudly and attacking others.

Mr Cameron will add that "adherents" of radical Islam are "overpowering other voices within Muslim debate, especially those trying to challenge it".

But some critics say Sir David's very forcefulness can sometimes work against him by overpowering dissenting voices and diluting debates.

The piano overpowered her voice on the original 45, but it has been remixed here to better effect.

"As powerful as the voices are in the capitol, I have to make sure they don't overpower the voices of the people I was voted in to represent," he said.

Pitchfork Media's Sean Fennessey commended Jamie xx for being bold rather than respectful of Scott-Heron's material with a "finicky, hard-charging production [that] trumps Scott-Heron's voice, overpowering it with ideas, if not focus".