Sentence examples for supposed voice from inspiring English sources

"Chiefly About War-Matters" includes a series of footnotes, which Hawthorne wrote in the supposed voice of the editor of the Atlantic Monthly.

So when Jack Shephard, the surgeon and supposed voice of reason played by Matthew Fox, has visions of his dead father, care is taken to let the audience know he has gone without sleep for three days.

With their collusion, major announcements were made on the Sabbath, a time when Kushner, an Orthodox Jew (and God help me, the supposed voice of reason), is not available.

Maybe this comeback would feel different if such a supposed voice of "raw comic honesty" had yet displayed a shred of the same about his behavior, but it seems we'll never know.

One supposed independent voice, Kenneth Cowley, is a former News Corporation executive who has been on the board since 1979.

Soon feminism became a weird abnormality; laughter was easily evoked at the strange figures of suffragettes with their umbrellas raised, their faces contorted and, one supposed, their voices made shrill with fury and frustration".

Musical parodist "Weird Al" Yankovic appears as the Banana Man in the episode "The New Frontier"; the character was originally supposed to voiced by Jonathan Katz before Yankovic was chosen after Katz was unable to.

Sevugan, for his part, has done the job he was asked to do, denouncing the website -- "we were disappointed... that teachers unions were not disclosing their association with supposed grassroots voices attacking reform efforts and Michelle personally" -- and taking to various outlets in an attempt to squash the flames of controversy.

"Yeah, I suppose my voice is the most important thing.

In that case, what was the Bush administration supposed to do? Voice every doubt and concern?

The outsider is supposed to give voice to anxieties generated by the expansion of the so-called instrumental reason4, which is interested primarily in the efficacy of a decision rather than the long-term social costs.