Sentence examples for persistent voice from inspiring English sources

"No, no," she said, in a small persistent voice.

Swearingen said she hoped the small but persistent voice of Kure Beach will echo in Washington.

Ms. Stephenson has been a persistent voice in Stamford for the better part of 15 years.

"Is there any other?" she asked in her nasal, persistent voice.

All this news delivered in Mr Osborne's persistent voice, the one that makes him sound like Ann Widdecombe.

But there has been a persistent voice of resistance from the insurance industry, ordinarily a strong ally of the Republican Party.

Today, Mr. Bush called the bill signing "this historic occasion" and praised Mr. Sarbanes and Mr. Oxley as "persistent voices for reform".

At the same time, there are persistent voices — in Congress and even inside the administration — arguing that Mr. Obama is moving too slowly.

Clinton called the women "some of the most courageous and persistent voices you could hear anywhere", noting how intimidating the gun lobby can be to people who agitate for gun control.

The shows reflect society generally, in that the loudest, most persistent voices, and not necessarily those with the most relevant or funny things to say, are the ones that are heard.

Except for a few persistent voices, Democratic lawmakers are holding their tongues on the war in Iraq, allowing generals to take the lead in challenging Pentagon planners while they avoid taking positions they fear could invite Republican retaliation.