Sentence examples for vital voice from inspiring English sources

The loss of Wutty removed a vital voice speaking up for powerless villagers and indigenous minorities.

"Supporters Direct provides a vital voice for football fans across the country," he said.

It was the first thing thousands of readers, me included, turned to in the vital Voice of the seventies, and I don't remember it ever disappointing, even on those occasions, all too rare, when he took a swipe at me.

It may have been wiser for community leaders to invite the editors to their table, break bread together, and explain why Carlton was a vital voice for the voiceless.

He was "without a doubt, the vital voice of Dominican poetry of the 20th century," Ylonka Nacidit-Perdomo, director of the Center for Literary Research of the country's National Library, said after his death.

Another vital voice is that of Emma Marris, the author of "Rambunctious Garden," which Matt Ridley recently gushed about and which I'll be praising soon here in a long overdue post (please watch my short video interview with her for a foretaste).

THE ATRIUM "Jazz Priorities: Vital Voices" presents Grady Tate.

She has been part of Vital Voices ever since.

She decided to focus on international work full time and joined Vital Voices in 2008 after an interview with the co-founder of Vital Voices, Melanne Verveer.

This will expand Vital Voices' role in the advancement of young women in the United States.

"It's appropriate and right for Vital Voices to take over the foundation's programs".