Sentence examples for value voice from inspiring English sources

Whatever the impact of the Met's HD Live series on the body image of singers, opera is still far more inclined to value voice over build, and is routinely mocked in pop culture on those grounds.

Sprint this year received "dismal marks" for value, voice, text and 4G reliability, according to the report, which is based on a survey of 58,399 subscribers.

Among the major carriers, Verizon scored high for staff knowledge and data speed quality, while AT&T received low marks for value, voice quality and over-the-phone customer support.

We will miss her distinctive and valued voice.

She wants "to change a culture in society, where the voice of young people is a valued voice and we are developing as citizens from an early age, so that they actually feel that they have a stake in society".

A scientist with a valued voice in your company will be able to identify and lobby internally for these ethical standards — protecting consumers and contractors, and ensuring the company operates with an outcomes-based mission.

One hopes we can add a meaningful and valued voice.

I have already declared that if I run I want to be the values voice in Congress.

For six years, Huckabee has focused on sharpening his brand as a pundit with the added veneer of real experience, a feel-good-family-values voice on the right whose opinion should be treated as though it has the imprimatur of authority bestowed on possible presidential candidates.

For followers of the publication, a group show of this magnitude may come as no surprise, but to the art community at large, it is just one more sign that Juxtapoz is a valued voice off the beaten path, a coughing fit in the middle of a stuffy gallery.

The part of me that values voices of all sorts being heard loves Amazon for the democratization of publishing--something I believe in with all my heart.