Sentence examples for rather a voice from inspiring English sources

Or rather, "a voice of a generation".

Why? "Well, because you turn up and go 'Hello!'" Colman simulates a snooty voice, or rather a voice snootier than her already genteel tones.

And if the measure makes it to the floor, it deserves a decision on the record, rather a voice vote, by which Albania and Croatia were rushed through in 2009.

I've always been a cheerleader for hillbilly culture: I'd much rather hear a voice from Appalachia than Harvard.

And Hill's coach Adam Levine gushed that it was the first time this season he felt like he was watching an artist, rather than a "Voice" contestant, perform on the stage, saying Hill was at the same level as the four coaches.

I have rather a posh voice.

(For the lazy or busy, calling that number will not give you the coordinates for some illicit rave, unfortunately. Rather, a female voice will anticlimactically ask you to leave your name and email).

It's not about whitewashing that – but rather about giving a voice to human beings that have been overlooked".

It's not about whitewashing that," Chalabi has said, "but rather about giving a voice to human beings that have been overlooked".

"Here people are more paranoid about box office: critics are more concerned about being seen to have an understanding of popular taste, rather than being a voice in the wilderness saying this is what you should watch".

They tend not to quickly switch from one application to another when people receive e-mail, they prefer to reply the same way rather than place a voice call back.