Sentence examples for voice attached from inspiring English sources

Regardless of the voice attached, the subjects of Mr. McMullen's pieces knew the mark of his work well.

But recently a shrill female voice, attached to a woman pushing a baby carriage, snapped him out of his jogging reverie.

The boy had the same yearning quality in his voice, attached to the kind of purity and fervor that you might be more inclined to assign to religious music.

We have had nothing like it in this country in living memory: a commanding moral voice, attached to no political party or public office, that moved governments and changed social institutions.

Learn from my mistakes, people: genuine communication in today's era does need to have a voice attached to it.

"Come with me, my child," the voice attached to the eye hisses, and the half-wall next to you creaks open like a door.

It's a weird paradox that the essential feature of technology is talkativeness, but usually without the sound of human voices attached.

And I kept thinking, I don't want her to have a voice; I want her to talk on top of my vocal cords, as if my voice was attached to my body.

Now I saw that the voice was attached to a human interlocutor, Snerdly, who banters with and occasionally badgers Limbaugh via an internal talk-back circuit.

By now he'd been fitted with robot arms, a state-of-the-art retina chip, a skull, an artificial heart pumping synthetic blood, and a voice synthesiser attached to a chatbot programme that made him seem at least as intelligent as the average Deal or No Deal contestant.

Toronto-based SPOKEnPHOTO launched with a simple concept in mind: to help families and loved ones separated by geography stay connected via not only shared images, but also voice recordings attached to those pictures to help better tell a story.