Sentence examples for voice exactly from inspiring English sources

I have covered elections in Britain and British voters voice exactly the same complaints, word for word.

Usher does his part by being cautious, taking his feathery voice exactly as far as it will go and no further.

Can there really be a clean break between the poet and his poem?The question boils down to this: in whose voice exactly is the poem being spoken?

She may behave like a woman with vascular dementia, but expresses herself in her internal voice exactly like a novelist, in beautiful sentences, as if the disease entailed a failure to communicate complex thinking coupled with benign amnesia.

Well, it's not his voice exactly; one senses that Bernard Malamud and Isaac Bashevis Singer are living under the name Nathan Englander in a witness protection program for Jewish fabulists.

By Eleanor Blake The New Yorker, February 26 , 1938P. 48 When you walk into the store in summer and Ernie is slicing bacon, he says, in a sour voice: "Exactly five slices to the inch, no more, no less.

With and of: the words catch their two voices exactly.

For a certain kind of progressive voter – call them the Guardian reader – Clegg voices exactly what they think, but rarely hear from a mainstream politician.

Indeed, he voices exactly this understanding near the end of the novel when he tells his new inamorata, Phoebe, "I thought I was supposed to be writing this story... but I'm not.

And then, towards the end of the book, Higashida voices exactly that thought: "I think that people with autism are born outside the regime of civilisation… [in which] a deep sense of crisis exists… Autism has somehow arisen out of this… if, by our being here, we could help the people of the world remember what truly matters for the Earth, that would give us a quiet pleasure".

The stay-at-home mom in the group voiced exactly the same concern.