Sentence examples for predominant voice from inspiring English sources

"There was a loud, predominant voice.

Still, the predominant voice here is lean and slangy, with a Hawksian masculine reserve hinting at struggles and despair deep, deep below.

Indeed, the Brotherhood may have entered the race in part because a strong showing by either rival could undercut the group's authority as the predominant voice of Islam in Egyptian politics.

"In spite of his life seeming superficially great, in spite of all the praise and accolades, in spite of all the loving friends and family, there is a predominant voice in the mind of an addict that supersedes all reason and that voice wants you dead," wrote the comedian.

Onset detection of the predominant voice is a task which to our best knowledge has not been investigated, yet.

Clearly, the people at the grassroots level should be the predominant voice.

An apocalyptic nihilism of suburban privilege has become the predominant voice of American Christianity.

"I don't think you can generalize in any shape or form whether decriminalization would be the predominant voice among sex workers," she says.

"I don't think you can generalise in any shape or form whether decriminalisation would be the predominant voice among sex workers," she says.

Ms. Abbe, who died on March 17 in Redding, Calif., at 87, was by all accounts the predominant narrating voice of "Around the World" and its sequels, "Of All Places!" (1937) and "No Place Like Home" (1940).

In surprise/unexpectedness, three types of speaking styles were predominant: br/wh voice along the whole word/phrase (40% of the tokens), aspiration at the end of the utterance (26% of the tokens), and a harsh voice quality (due to irregularity in the vocal fold vibrations) along with breathiness (20% of the tokens).