Sentence examples for present voice from inspiring English sources

Mrs Molesworth is a very present voice as a narrator: "For fairies, you know, children, however charming, are sometimes rather queer to have to do with.

They may belong to strangers, but, if chaos theory is right, then maybe by attending the present wounded, listening to the present voice, holding the present hand, I can compensate for past carelessness, and even restore some of its damage.

A number of the worshipers present voiced strong support for the priest.

(Isherwood) 'REBEL VOICES' These staged readings, earnest but flat, present voices of the disenfranchised, from Frederick Douglas to 1930s labor organizers and today's antiwar activists (1 30).

To Goldman, with his seasoned journalist's ear for the telling quotation, present voices speak more eloquently than those of the past.

To present voices of young women who were pregnant or new parents as they shared their thoughts on the risks, behaviors, and prevention of teen dating violence (TDV).

Those familiar with the Clintons envision Chelsea Clinton as a strategic resource, not an ever-present voice.

But I then find myself wrestling with that shrill, ever-present voice in my head that mocks my lovely accent and further rounds my West Yorkshire vowels.

"At this stage in your life, just short of adolescence," the ever-present voice tells him, "the Polish army of your emotional self has fallen to the Nazi war machine of your intellect," rendering him seemingly impervious to love.

People who hadn't humanized other technology are finding that their instincts to separate computers and living beings is being confused by this ever-present voice now living in their house.

Joseph Tacopina, a former prosecutor from Brooklyn, was the legal voice in the courtroom; the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association was the ever-present voice of unconditional support for its officers.