Sentence examples for voice loses from inspiring English sources

The passive voice loses points, as do the two adverbs at the end.

WHEN Weathers tells his personal history, his voice loses its thrill.

Yet, as her close acquaintance Roland Barthes said, it is only once the voice loses its origin that writing may begin.

Much like any other reality TV completion series, NBC is well aware that it's only a matter of time before The Voice loses steam.

There is only one extended section involving Georgette's troubled sister and her obsession with Mick Jagger where the voice loses its authority and becomes more a cliché of the period than a clear-eyed picture of it.

As soon as writing becomes "intransitive" – as soon as language is no longer an instrument, but the very fabric of literature – "the voice loses its origin": "to write is to reach, through a preexisting impersonality … that point where language alone acts, 'performs', and not 'oneself'oneself

In September, The Voice lost its most recent editor in chief, Tony Ortega.

One voice lost in this battle over what the right, next move is on immigration for the party?

She picks up the boy and starts whispering to him, her voice losing its scolding tone, dissolving into singsong.

He became steadier in his gaze; his voice lost some of its nasal twang.

Through the set, Ms. Wilson's voice lost its initial frogginess, growing brighter and more expressive.