Sentence examples for voice narrowly from inspiring English sources

On Feb. 13, "The Voice" narrowly trailed "American Idol" in the ratings.

Buoyed by frontman Ricky Wilson's popularity on The Voice, the Leeds rockers narrowly outsold X Factor winner Sam Bailey.

Resuming his conversation from Part I of Founder Stories with Chris Dixon, in the video above McCue dives into additional detail about preforming triage on TellMe, his voice recognition company that narrowly survived the dotcom bust and was ultimately sold to Microsoft for $800 million.

No matter how distracted he gets, however, Mr. Cleese, 64, has never strayed too far from show business, even if he's heard and not seen: For instance, in "Shrek 2," which opens on Friday, he's the voice of King Harold, a narrowly rational potentate who tries to foil the marriage of his daughter, Fiona (the voice of Cameron Diaz) to the title character (Mike Myers).

For too many Americans, the public voice of religion has become a narrowly defined one that knows only a single truth and seeks to legislate it.

He also voiced many cartoon characters, including King Arthur's foster brother, Sir Kay, in Walt Disney's "Sword in the Stone," and Kranix, a robot who narrowly escapes destruction by Unicron, voiced by Orson Welles, in the 1986 animated film "The Transformers".

Should people be changing their voices to fit a narrowly-prescribed and arbitrary conception of assertiveness?

Once this narrowly framed conversation becomes dominant, dissenting voices will appear marginal and irrelevant.

These voices entered a public conversation that had been narrowly restricted, mainly to holders of official positions in church and state.

"Britain's Got Talent" came out narrowly ahead of that battle, but now "The Voice" is coming back for round two.

Whether Trumpcare, along with its destruction of Medicaid, becomes law or is narrowly defeated, each of us must make our voices heard in 2018.