Sentence examples for voice diminished from inspiring English sources
When I asked him about Putin, he replied, "There were a couple of instances in prison when I said, 'It's better for you to not do this, because if you do this, you'd better kill me.' " As he spoke, his voice diminished nearly to a whisper.
The more intense the emotion, the quieter she becomes, as her voice diminishes to a near-hum.
Laurence Olivier suffered five years of agonising dread following a press night in 1964, when he found his voice diminishing and the audience "beginning to go giddily round".
Many countries, and not only Britain, are opposed to institutionalizing a two- or even three-tier European Union, fearing that their interests will be sacrificed and their voices diminished.
Yet while there is no judgment from the scientific jury at this point, there is evidence that at least some people find that when they use the Hearing Voices approach, their voices diminish, become kinder and sometimes disappear altogether — independent of any use of drugs.
Ms. Norman has always been an exceptional voice wedded to a collection of eccentricities, and as the voice has diminished, the quirks have seemed more prominent.
SMH investigative reporter Kate McClymont tells the NYT it will be bad for democracy "if this voice is diminished in any way".
Ms. Constant's voice has diminished to the point that she was unable to infuse much vigor into a martial anthem about French partisans and was barely able to keep up with the accelerating tempo of Jacques Brel's "Carousel".
@jbouie No, we chose to have a system where if you don't belong to 1 of 2 major parties your voice is diminished.
The silent consumer voice has diminished the position of advocates for obstetric -led maternity care in a climate of rising consumer participation.
