Sentence examples for voice equally from inspiring English sources

"They can all hear my voice equally as well".

One of the most promising dancehall debuts of the last few years, "Gangsta" showcases a bulbous, throbbing voice equally indebted to war cries and devotional singing.

That conversation does not value every voice equally, but for final decisions to stick, they have to reflect a kind of social consensus.

She scored her greatest successes with anthems of self-reliance and personal strength, her voice equally capable of fragility and defiant power.

JON CARAMANICA ANTHONY HAMILTON "Back to Love" (RCA) Anthony Hamilton has a voice equally fit for soothing or supplication, and he finds time for both on his steadily engaging, rarely surprising new album, "Back to Love".

Sir Steven voiced equally broad judgments in his book about Constantinople's fall.

Later, as European commissioner, Hillery voiced equally strong criticism to the EC and European Commission of Human Rights (ECHR).

The program seemed less about words per se than about what the music is saying: contrasting words and music, rather than combining them, with the voice of a single singer as an interesting contrast to the Emerson's democratic blend of sound, with all four voices equally present even when there's a clear melody.

If we find a tendency to value a white man's narrative as "universal" and "sweeping" while a woman's or black person's is perceived as merely representative of a niche culture, we must learn to adjust for our prejudices and treat all voices as equally valid representations of America.

In an ordinary voice, as Lanzmann questions him in an equally ordinary voice, the survivor tells of horrors that defy belief.

His voice is equally gymnastic: he finds infinite ways to stretch and stress the word "fuck" in impotent dismay.