Sentence examples for very voices from inspiring English sources

The difficulty is that, as Fiji's military leader will soon find out, campaigning for election will also empower the very voices he has sought repeatedly to silence.

Many human rights activists additionally believe that the Prevent strategy is an affront to civil liberties, and will alienate the very voices the government needs to engage with.

Movie stars like Meryl Streep and Robert De Niro are celebrated for their ability to transform into the characters they play on screen, so that their very voices seem to take on new sounds, and their bodies new shapes.

In America before World War II, where as Ted Cruz rightly said "there were voices that listened to" those who cried out that going to war against Germany shouldn't be done, who insisted we shouldn't "stand against them," those very "voices" were largely the far right isolationists who wanted to keep the nation out of war.

It is -- almost literally -- his or her very voice.

In so doing, he became the very voice of history: the last Tommy, still fighting.

"We believed we were the very voice the DfE wanted to hear and respond to," Draper says.

There's a kind of bleak drollery inbuilt in her speech that seems to me to be the very voice of her fiction.

His very voice goes under; with his goal of cohabitation in sight, Guy, under his new management, produces an unsuave stutter: "I d-do..

"And her voice, her very reassuring voice, saying: 'You're OK now.

"Gun violence survivors are here and have a voice, a very important voice.