Sentence examples for voice discovering from inspiring English sources
Schutz is fumbling toward a political voice, discovering gradually how to confront social ills with this kind of humility.
During the eighteenth century, two instruments — the violin and the soprano voice — discovered their capacity for virtuosity.
Anyway, The Times has finally caught up with the times and is learning (belatedly) what James Ridgeway of The Village Voice discovered many years ago: that some of those "wacko" conservatives are pretty interesting.
But Europe is full of front-rank… BEST OF 2006 Louis Andriessen, "Writing to Vermeer" (Nonesuch) — The setting of the brilliantly eclectic Dutch composer's recent opera (with a libretto by Peter Greenaway) alternates… During the eighteenth century, two instruments — the violin and the soprano voice — discovered their capacity for virtuosity.
The Voice discovered a disturbing episode where the police tried to downplay an attempted rape in Upper Manhattan by classifying it as a misdemeanor.
The tale of Ted Williams, with which you have likely attained some degree of familiarity -- homeless former substance abuser with a radio-ready voice "discovered" panhandling for change -- is a compelling, "feel good" human interest story which much of American major media has been keen on for most of the week.
Here's what else Black Voices discovered at the core of Kodjoe's enviable appeal.
Despite growing up in Nashville with a Music Row songwriter for a father, Tyler found his solo voice after discovering the early 2000s "New Weird America" scene (artists such as Rose, Six Organs of Admittance and Sunburned Hand of the Man).
But if you actually do the math, instead of intoning big numbers in your best Dr. Evil voice, you discover that even very large deficits over the next few years will have remarkably little impact on U.S. fiscal sustainability.
And in England you have this union movement that's just so... What you fail to grasp is the difference between the active and passive voice, I discovered this the other day.
Scientists from Hungary scanned the brains of dogs while each was played the sound of their trainer's voice, and discovered that our canine companions only experience a sense of reward when both the words and intonation indicate praise.
