Sentence examples for scattered voices from inspiring English sources

What had once been only scattered voices of dissatisfaction suddenly became a rush to the exits.

Today's protest music more closely echoes the street politics rock has always inspired: the focus is scattered, the voices dissonant and the levels of involvement wildly mixed.

The songs of the waves and the hymns of the streams Are scattered, and voices of the throngs reduced to silence: And I can hear naught but the music of Eternity In exact harmony with the spirit's desires.

Her voice scattered the swifts in the lime trees, and I imagined that the fish that had been waiting patiently also scattered.

The earthy broken dialect of his narrative voice, scattered with the dog's interjections, is one of the pleasures of this harrowing but hopeful coming-of-age tale.

Lamar's mother was an audible presence on "Good Kid, M.A.A.D City," her voice mails scattered between songs, calling her son away from the hustle and back into the domestic mundane.

A story written to please too many people is easy to spot: Its voice is scattered or obtuse.

But the industry gives the impression of being tired and scattered, struggling to find its voice.

In the late 1990s (well before I knew him, thank you), he was offered a role in the tour of Barrymore with Christopher Plummer as the off-stage voice that delivers scattered lines.

The artist, whose guitarist admitted he wasn't sure what moshing was, posed a question to the audience: "What's moshing?" There came a scattering of voices from the crowd.

So rather than channelling the campy brio of Day & Age, here Flowers slips back into the Great American Wannabe mode of Sam's Town, his ever-so-pained voice scattering trite religious imagery over sub-Springsteen drivetime rock.