Sentence examples for restraining voice from inspiring English sources

In some areas, particularly foreign policy, the White House may even have lost a restraining voice.

Kate Bell, head of economic and social affairs, says employee representatives can provide a restraining voice on pay in the boardroom.

In recent years, both C.I.A. and Pentagon counterterrorism officials have pressed for greater freedom to attack suspected militants, and colleagues say Mr. Brennan has often been a restraining voice.

Ride waves of anger or frustration by not restraining your voice or editing your words.

Restraining his voice to a breathy flicker as his band murmured behind him, Gibb sang more quietly than he had sung anything else all night, barely touching the melody, as though he were frightened of its intensity or what it might evoke.

She restrains her voice, as if she's not calming anyone as much as herself.

For most of the night, the volume on her microphone appeared to be lower than his, or maybe she was restraining her ample voice so as not to maul his, or both.

"Let us restrain our voices and see the horizon," he said.

Sometimes it is just Kate alone at her piano, her voice restrained.

But Burke's greatest achievement is to restrain his own voice and trust his interviewees.

This is a natural tendency in traditional publishing but it is one restrained by the voices of its authors who are free to put their work first and entrepreneurship a distant second.