Sentence examples for voice identified from inspiring English sources

"Terrorism is coming," the voice identified as Mr. Hussein's is heard to say.

In the loudspeaker statements, which were monitored by the police, a voice identified as Miss Africa's repeatedly threatened to kill city officials.

Last year, prosecutors stunned the courtroom with a tape of a radio intercept in which a voice identified as the major's is heard reporting that his troops had caught additional Muslim refugees, "some with guns and some with mines".

While Mr. Kessner said that he worked hard to manage the buildings, and repaired many of their problems, The Village Voice identified him as one of the 10 worst landlords in New York City in 2006.

A voice identified as Mr. Hussein's is heard on the recordings he was said to have made in his presidential office during the 1990's, ruling out any such strike by Iraq.

And there was a recorded phone call to a police hot line in which a man, his voice identified by a detective as Mr. Muhammad's, demanded money in exchange for stopping the shootings.

Periodically, a disembodied voice identifying itself as Rachel would lead the audience in mass movements.

Instead of an alarm, a voice identifies the location, whether it is smoke or carbon monoxide and what level of alert – burnt toast or a full-blown blaze.

Sometimes Green's voice identifies her to strangers: getting a watch fixed in London, or over a Cornish cream tea with her family.

But do not expect it to become a strident voice identifying strongly with one side or the other on Capitol Hill.

Here, introspection and imagination guide learners from loss of certainty to reclaiming a personal voice; identifying the patient's voice; acknowledging simultaneously valid yet often conflicting perspectives; and recognizing and responding to the range of emotions triggered in patient care.