Sentence examples for voice loudly from inspiring English sources

Life is a shrew's voice, loudly shrilling.

Individuals, businesses, political leaders – we all need to raise our voice loudly on this.

By Phyllis McGinley The New Yorker, December 4, 1943 P. 84 Life is a shrew's voice, loudly shrilling View Article By Kathryn Schulz By Adam Davidson By Robin Wright By John Cassidy.

The pitch you hear is the resonating frequency of the glass; if you can duplicate this pitch with your voice loudly enough, you will cause the glass to vibrate with increasing force until it shatters.

That concern has been voiced loudly by independent labels, consumer advocates and Impala, a European organization representing small music companies.

— seems to indicate how much more restrained the reformists are in 2013 compared with 2009, when calls for change were voiced loudly.

Due to objections voiced loudly from elsewhere, I had not, for many years, become ecstatic; no acceptable human could possibly invite such malign emotion into their life.

But there are also a lot of real dangers to leaving, and these dangers need to be voiced loudly, repeatedly and without apology too.

Suddenly, at dinner, we are surrounded by English voices loudly complaining about the food (ours was fine) and demanding and receiving complimentary wine.

Other songs - notably Chasing Rainbows - attain a poignancy beyond anything they had before, almost drowned out by thousands of voices loudly pondering the transience of youth.

And if we raise our voices loudly enough, we're sure we can educate people in businesses and positions of power so that they finally see us differently – as we really are.