Sentence examples for voice and knowledge from inspiring English sources

His voice and knowledge of sports was praised by Eagles publicist Jim Gallagher.

The IBM vision is to embrace, rather than ignore the growing voice and knowledge of their community.

Nonetheless, both Ms. Richardson and Ms. Sortino advised proper preparation in the form of mock interviews to practice handshake, eye contact, voice inflection and knowledge of a particular institution.

This includes relying more on the voices and knowledges of pastoralist leaders, lawyers, and activists and viewing pastoralists as dynamic, highly educated (formally and informally), and innovative women and men that strive for opportunities within and beyond the savanna ecosystem.

Based on the consolidated experience of its universalistic national health service, Italy could play a prominent international role joining its voice, and sharing knowledge and experience with those partner countries that strive for attaining UHC and privilege equitable, comprehensive public systems.

Dalby (2016), Veland and Lynch (2016) passionately call for the voices, experiences, and knowledge of others, especially Aboriginal ones, to be heard.

But along the way, regardless of what happens, these skirmishes will lead to a fracturing of the internet, and along with it, the death of the internet as a bastion and voice of freedom and knowledge for all people everywhere.

Over the last decade Peer-to-Peer (P2P) systems have become very popular, and have been used to provide solutions in areas such as distributed computation, voice over IP, and knowledge sharing.

He imagined reviewers and the professoriat joining forces and elevating each other in their voices and their knowledge.

I didn't know that she has an amazing singing voice and an encyclopedic knowledge of show tunes to go with that clever wit.

"We do see women needing more encouragement and invitation to voice their knowledge and expertise than men do.