Sentence examples for voice represented from inspiring English sources

"His quavering and humanitarian voice represented, for me, the lovely and difficult future of Syria," she wrote.

The music she loved, with all its apparent purity, with Boettcher's angelic voice, represented a promise of happiness that eluded her in real life.

In the meantime, Aosis should come to its senses and realise that it is damaging the interests of small island states worldwide to have its collective voice represented by a regime that crushes democracy and imprisons opposition leaders.

Simple's voice represented the black Everyman.

Her voice represented the yelling of my narcissistic mother screaming at me.

He wanted to have "every voice represented" if they were to effectively tackle the Trump administration.

His hoarse, determined voice represents a flawed everyman who won't let go of his dreams.

They are not a militant union; they are the very moderate voice representing junior doctors in the UK," she said.

Without a strong voice representing them, Michigan workers will remain outmatched in what was already a tough defensive battle for economic security.

"So I would like for the next person that comes in to have a unique voice representing the marvelous vision of Alvin Ailey and what we're about".

He added that Iraqiya had clearly become the voice representing the Sunnis, and while he did not explicitly say so, he was apparently suggesting that Iraqiya should be brought into an alliance with one of the Shiite groups.