Sentence examples for quite voice from inspiring English sources

In Is There Anything You Want? the characters are again bursting with desires that they can never quite voice and that no one else guesses.

Thankfully, before I could act, that ever-present quite voice within gently whispered, "Be still and know, this too is sacred".

But as the debate begins, a quite voice from the American Heartland deserves to be heard above the Sturm und Drang of the political fray.

"We don't want your stuff," Albert says and to Bev his refusal is shocking and confusing and somehow...well, she can't quite voice it but she senses it is telling of something deeper.

Why? "I heard him suggest, without quite voicing, serious concern about the viability of Britain's own nuclear arsenal if the 1972 treaty is abrogated and missile defenses proliferate".

She had a radiant smile, twinkling eyes and a quite enchanting voice.

Robert Lowell was given a new and quite large voice in her Bartlett's.

activism, for which Manning has recently become an honored and quite mainstream voice.

If you think a quite nice voice is enough for a good career, you're definitely wrong.

For this performance the soloist was Measha Brueggergosman, a young Canadian soprano with a warm, richly colored yet quite light voice.

To his dismay, he discovers that it is not only Republicans but Democrats too who are cosying up to big business.In cabinet meetings, he finds himself the lone (but quite unrepentant) voice for higher spending.