Sentence examples for voice expressed from inspiring English sources

In his most characteristic roles, his controlled baritone voice expressed sympathy and concern.

"Crocked off?" Dr. Harden's voice expressed a faint hope that this might be some new honor.

"Had we been able to have his voice expressed in the hospital, none of this would be happening right now".

Pakistan, too, expects that its voice, expressed through an overwhelming vote, will be heard loud and clear, and that it will be respected in Washington.

If political voice — expressed when citizens vote, contact public officials, protest, support political organizations, donate to campaigns or otherwise take part in political life — is unequal, then equal consideration is jeopardized.

Tom Breihan writing in The Village Voice expressed relief that M.I.A.'s aesthetic and her debut album did not have much input from Diplo.

Julie's computerized voice expresses an attitude, even emotions, but the computer has no attitude or emotions.

"Fireflies" is pensive yet bubbly, with Mr. Young's guileless voice expressing mom-friendly sentiments like "I'd get a thousand hugs/From ten thousand lightning bugs".

Mr. Jean-Pierre, now a member of Parliament, was not the only voice expressing outrage at a fund originally set up to pay for secret security services.

But Kezia Dugdale, the Scottish Labour leader, with her voice expressing rage, accused Davidson's party of "putting the future of the UK in danger at every turn".

But in "King of Cuba" these small cries give ordinary people a voice, expressing their suffering, their perseverance and, above all, their humor.