Sentence examples for voice points from inspiring English sources

I sometimes cause him to voice points of view that I might, in fact, sympathize with, but only to subject those points of view to scrutiny and defamation and hilarity.

The Village Voice points out, you have a better chance of getting into an Ivy League school than being allowed to serve fare at Per Se.

As the Village Voice points out, the message sits right below an advertisement for a $39 dress, just one dollar more than the average worker at Rana Plaza made in a month.

For every feature the British voice describes, an American voice points out how the 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HDX is better, featuring a higher-resolution display, weighing 20% less and priced starting at $379, while the iPad Air starts at $499.

What they do fear is his voice, pointing to their own weaknesses.

'That's a living child,' I said in a shaking voice, pointing at the slops pail.

I think you need a napkin, Pereda remarked in a strong, clear voice, pointing at his adversary's bloodstained crotch.

(Obsession, as The Village Voice pointed out in a review when "The Nutshell Studies" was published in 2004, can be contagious).

"We occupy here and here and here," he said in a booming voice, pointing to several districts in Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince

Or perhaps it was its voice — pointed, incisive, and just like Russell's voice, which I had heard on the radio.

Occasional low-lying phrases she takes in a smoky "masculine" chest voice point in the same direction.