Sentence examples for voice certainly from inspiring English sources

The voice certainly reached the Keel family.

Her voice, certainly, is rich and soulful, and moving.

"I think having one voice certainly gives clarity," Dana Telsey, an analyst at Bear Stearns, said.

And although she moved on to questions about my health and speculated about the baby's sex, the worry in her voice certainly outweighed the joy.

Meanwhile, Harvey's voice certainly has its dramatic moments, as when it rockets into boy-soprano territory during On Battleship Hill, or unexpectedly takes on a carefully enunciated mock-aristocratic mien.

Having an unconventional voice certainly hasn't hampered the careers of Cher, Stevie Nicks, Queen Elizabeth, Jason Voorhees, etc. Sometimes Miley tries too hard to "shock".

Some religious authorities agree with Ms. Abaza, but they rarely raise their voices, certainly not on the Adha holiday.

A chamber choir need contain only a dozen voices, certainly not more than 20; whereas a choir assembled for the Handel Festivals in the 19th century or for the Berlioz concerts monstres in Paris during the same epoch, might have numbered thousands.

And then there's the voice -- certainly not passive, not quite stern, but undeniably in control.

"Voice Tunnel" certainly stimulates the senses.

But her voice is certainly luxurious and powerful.