Sentence examples for voice penetrated from inspiring English sources

Suddenly a booming voice penetrated the silence.

Soon, with the Giants about to punt, Lombardi's booming voice penetrated the brutal cold with a wind that was blowing Giant quarterback Y. A. Tittle's passes this way and that.

There was a roaring in her ears, through which the female cop's voice penetrated, repeating what she'd said and adding, "Personal possessions, please," meaning that Lisette should bring her things with her.

Some sane voices penetrate the gloom.

Her strong, clear, expressive voice easily penetrated Puccini's lush orchestration.

As anyone who saw her in "The Life" knows, Ms. White's voice can penetrate the heavens, so it seems perfectly plausible that Funmilayo could become the goddess that Fela visits in the afterlife, in the show's most elaborately conceived and fantastical sequence.

I thought if I could bring student leaders together with recently bereaved mothers, their collective voice could penetrate the Penn bureaucracy.

Furtado said that the song describes "a certain unique swagger you have at that young age and that the music gives you," and that she was "the kid who used to pick up the mic at parties and just rock the crowd, sing my way through the storm and know my voice could penetrate".

The community of voices that they trust have no interest in explaining the conclusions of the scientists, the humanity of the president, or the fresh hell that TARP and the stimulus helped to prevent, and no other voices can penetrate the protective walls they have built for themselves.

I needed to hear another voice, which could penetrate my fearful isolation.

As the barbarian girl, the mezzo-soprano Adriana Zabala sang with a bright, penetrating voice.