Sentence examples for the common voice from inspiring English sources

What came in its place was a commercial culture, a marketplace of the arts, which sometimes degraded art into mere commerce and at other times raised the common voice of the people to the level of high art.

Learning the common voice probably allows the gang to announce "that they represent a formidable competitive force," say the authors, whose study will appear in Ethology later this year.

For example, the most common voice activities today are asking for music (70%) and the weather forecast (64%).

That is hardly the most common voice heard in America's white, male and coastal media.

Let's get back to the EU and work with our neighbours for a better United Kingdom!" But the more common voice from leavers was to say that things were now settling down and there was a task to get on with.

Patrick J. Zenner, the chairman of the institute and president of the American operations of the Swiss-based HoffmanLaRoche, said the industry's need for common voice was the result of the health care debates of the early 1990's.

The most common voiced back in the UK is: "What do the neighbours say?" Ask Amulo such a question and she shrugs; ask an aid expert and they also will shrug.

Though Mankiewicz was to direct and write films in a variety of genres (screwball comedy, westerns, musicals, epics, and urban drama as well as adaptations of Shakespeare), it is the aforementioned elements that lend a common voice to the body of his work.

The EU needs a common voice, but instead of grandstanding on Iraq or the Middle East, where its influence will always be small, it would do better to focus on what has always been its most successful foreign policy: expanding the club.

The main driver of employee selection is sympathy, the recognition of a common voice.

Even while states have tried to use them to enforce control, unexpected new opportunities have emerged: through the internet, YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, the youth of the region – as elsewhere in the world – have found a common voice.