Sentence examples for prudent voice from inspiring English sources
Who is going to play Mervyn King in America -- who'll play the prudent voice of reason?
Be prudent with your voice, don't force it, don't sing when you're hoarse and certainly do not sing with your chest and throat voice when you have a severe cold (coughing circumstances).
While much has been made of the differences between textbooks and written genres, little attention has been paid to their divergent voices the prudent and circumspect Surveyor Voice that speaks to learners through the historical narrative of their textbooks and the bold, discriminating personas novice writers are expected to simulate in their written essays.
It's a fact that #EveryLifeMatters, but we must be prudent to prevent a chorus of voices from becoming a cacophony.
If Facebook wants to uphold a base level of free speech, it may be prudent to let the liars have their voice.
It may be prudent to temper expectations for significantly improved voice in older ADSD speakers, because their vocal mechanism is inherently less capable of reconstituting itself.
He plays Train stolid and straight-faced, but with a touch of old-fashioned comedy, gasping wide-eyed when the shooting starts and talking excitedly in a high, husky voice when silence would be more prudent.
Fleming has been wiser than many singers in not exposing her voice to heavier pressures than might be prudent.
It would be very prudent to see a doctor, if having a raspy voice is a continually present condition, as it could be a symptom of a serious underlying medical condition.
The very top of his voice is uneasy and prone to weariness, but Mr. Giordani's prudent downshifting of gears later in the evening got him safely to the end.
