Sentence examples for voice losing from inspiring English sources
"I don't think so," Elsie answered, her voice losing its movie-screen largeness and becoming small, with a childish quaver.
She picks up the boy and starts whispering to him, her voice losing its scolding tone, dissolving into singsong.
WHEN Weathers tells his personal history, his voice loses its thrill.
In September, The Voice lost its most recent editor in chief, Tony Ortega.
The passive voice loses points, as do the two adverbs at the end.
One voice lost in this battle over what the right, next move is on immigration for the party?
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.
Yet, as her close acquaintance Roland Barthes said, it is only once the voice loses its origin that writing may begin.
It was a modest success, yet Ms. Wyatt spent the next several years mired in various record-label purgatories, a moist, bright voice lost to time.
Over time, this voice loses it's influence and your self confidence begins to skyrocket.
