Sentence examples for voice exists from inspiring English sources

Through our 2015 appeal you showed in your thousands that a more compassionate voice exists amid the rancour.

No recording of his wife's voice exists, and it would have been quite unthinkable for her to give an interview.

One of the great strokes of luck for Orwell is that no recording of his high-pitched Etonian voice exists, and so this incredibly clear, modern, classless voice comes through in his writing".

Both individual voice and collective voice are important, and Marsden argues that these are complements when collective voice exists as of right.

If my voice exists, then so does yours.

If you simultaneously say that you don't have a voice and that it isn't unique, then you believe your voice exists!

And will that voice exist without Mr. Abbado?

Only one or two recordings of her voice exist.

"I had a sense that a voice existed that needed expression, that there was a voice that wasn't being voiced," he said.

While newspaper reviews of Mr. Twain's lectures from the late 19th century hint at his delivery (slow, with a Southern drawl), no recordings of Mark Twain's voice exist, making it difficult to judge how well his imitators approximate his stage presence and Missouri-laced cadence.

But even if such voice existed it would be pilloried to impotence by antagonists to its potential of success.