It seems clear that no newsroom employee had anything to do with inflating Newsday's circulation, and the paper, which has won 17 Pulitzer Prizes and is unquestionably the voice of Long Island, has done a thorough job of covering its own scandal.
But while the scars of apartheid unquestionably run deep, other voices warn against nihilism.
Unlike some nature writers, accused of being urban daytrippers into the wild, Oates is unquestionably authentic and his voice is vivid, witty and unapologetic.
But she made a decisive hard-left turn for her follow-up: this is an album in which the person multi-tracking her quiet, breathy voice is unquestionably the same one playing the guitar and making the keyboard sounds, and here and there you come across bits that sound hesitant or unfinished.
Even his opponents couldn't help but like and respect him, because he was the genuine voice of Bristol Bay, unquestionably prepared to fight to the bitter end if necessary to oppose a colossal injustice.
"You should be able to handle this," our inner voice scolds, although experience unquestionably proves that we can't.
The voice of Ms. Lumet is unquestionably heard in "Rachel Getting Married," the 2008 movie directed by Jonathan Demme from her screenplay that landed on many Top 10 lists.
A woman's voice in the halls of power would unquestionably make the world better.
Parsifal's great outburst of remorse and understanding after Kundry's kiss was unquestionably the highlight, grippingly articulated and ideal for his voice's current stage of development.
"The balance has unquestionably moved to give students much more of an equal voice," Smith says.
General Powell unquestionably has the political skills and command presence to become the dominant voice in policymaking, but he has more experience in executing and coordinating policy than in designing it.
