Sentence examples for voice granted from inspiring English sources

New recruit Mitch Robinson – not exactly football's most respected voice, granted – reckons they've been pushovers for the best part of half a decade.

What we need, instead, are new voices granting us permission to try new things in private and then leave them be.

In the Sonata Opus 109 every inner and opposing voice was granted its reflective sense of self.

Never allow them take your votes or your voice for granted.

But at the end of the day I find their attitudes and words about the war and our warriors sad … sad because they're so mistaken, sad because their voices are granted a modicum of credence in the public forum, and sad because they leave me feeling a little less at home.

In 1956, Feiffer showed up and arranged a deal: he would contribute a weekly comic strip free if the Voice would grant him complete editorial independence.

The brothers learn that Cackletta's goal is to steal the Beanstar, a mystical object inside the castle which once awoken with Peach's voice will grant all of her wishes.

Hope for a passage into non-metaphysical thinking lies rather with Hölderlin, whose verses give voice to signs granted by being in its withdrawal (Heidegger 1994 [1937 1938], 115-118).

He's a contender to be selected to audition for the next season of The Voice, and if granted another shot plans on making a prophet out of Pharrell and bring it just like he said.

Perhaps we take the dream achieved by Rutter – productions in which northern actors could fully express themselves in their own voices – somewhat for granted.

Small theater companies (like EBE Ensemble, which is presenting "Pre-Disposal") and new voices should be granted a lot of leeway — rough passion can be its own reward.