Sentence examples similar to suffocated voice from inspiring English sources
The more we discount and suffocate that voice, the less we see of our selves, the more lost we become.
In the wake of 11 September, some American voices faintly asked: 'Why are we so hated around the world?' Sadly, for the most part those voices were suffocated by the call for revenge.
Composed in 1993 as a memorial to Holliger's teacher Sándor Veress, the work is a powerfully sustained 15-minute elegy, driven by a writhing, angry melodic line that sometimes unravels into multiple voices or becomes suffocated by decorative detail, heaves itself up to a huge climax, and finally evaporates in constellations of harmonics.
Carrie feels suffocated from lack of personal space, and even the sound of Aidan's voice becomes unbelievably annoying.
This tradition is being suffocated not at the hands of foreign agents or terrorists, but by the military's authoritarian control over Egyptian voices.
Smoke suffocated the rest.
Initiative is suffocated.
