Sentence examples for prevailing voice from inspiring English sources

And the Liberal Democrats have been the prevailing voice of people's concerns and anxieties.

— There was once a time when Rex Ryan would speak as if he were the prevailing voice on all on-field decisions for the Jets.

To the contemporary ear, there is too much Victorian lace and striving uplift in her cadences; but the contemporary ear is scarcely entitled, simply by being contemporary, to set itself up as judge — every period is marked by a prevailing voice.

There are youths in Saint-Denis who feel strongly about the right to offend religion, but theirs is not the prevailing voice there.

Any form of writing is a conversation with the ideas and prevailing voices of our current time.

They're not the prevailing voices any more, but it's hard to drown them out completely.

This suggests that for the other institutional dimensions, the channel is different from the one prevailing for voice and accountability.

There's a slight push toward synthetic texture, though the prevailing sound still involves her voice against a twangy guitar, both bathed in cavernous reverb.

Several respondents voiced their concerns at the prevailing hostile attitudes in the UK towards refugees.

The ratings agency Moody's has downgraded Chicago's bond rating twice this year, voicing doubts about that city's likelihood of prevailing in court.

The pitch of a man's voice also changes with stress and in response to the prevailing social hierarchy.