Sentence examples for terms of voice from inspiring English sources

While the themes he muses on are universal and existential, there are certainly 'Irish' aspects to his work in terms of voice, setting, background.

While cellphone customers in the United States tend to pay more every month than consumers in other developed countries, they get more for their money in terms of voice and data use.

But the price promise isn't remotely generous, a fact that is obvious as soon as you realise that Fok expressed it in terms of voice minutes, texts and megabytes.

If these three characters sound fairly distinct from one another, you'll have to trust me on this: in terms of voice and attitude, they're all pretty much the same guy.

The characters are in distinguishable in terms of voice (like the characters in Roger's novel they all seem to be, or aspire to be, "wit machines"), but their differing circumstances do at least enable Coupland to ad lib from different points of view.

"In terms of voice - we've had itemised billing for ages," he said.

"In terms of voices, I was very influenced by Stockhausen's Stimmung, a piece for six voices and microphones.

Being able to use your apps via a wrist just by speaking will be a big step forward in terms of voice-based computing, and something that could even make Apple Watch seem more appealing to those who haven't yet seen the need for smart wristwear.

What makes Mr. Daniels's high-pitched Brahms work is the same thing that made Christine Schäfer's "Winterreise" unassailable: a deeply musical sensibility that lets the music and text speak on their own terms, regardless of voice range.

In behavioural terms, impairments of voice recognition are significant in these canonical dementia syndromes but particularly severe in temporal lobe variant FTLD.

In terms of the voice I'm rooting for Jahmene.