Sentence examples for voice rise from inspiring English sources

In the course of each song she let her voice rise in anger, contempt or passion.

"That could have been us," he said, letting his voice rise in a comical high tenor.

Did her voice rise in pitch, briefly and erratically, in midsentence?

When he finally does let his voice rise in "Stay," an abstract love song to a battered woman, he sounds tender again.

A whip-smart numbers wonk, Mr. Lhota seemed to let his voice rise only when he spoke about the authority's sprawling budget, which he described, in almost tender terms, as "a living organism".

The person's muscles tense, he sweats and shakes, his heart pounds, his mouth goes dry, he has trouble breathing, he may become nauseated or dizzy, and his throat constricts, making his voice rise in pitch.

His voice rose dramatically.

His voice rose.

His voice rose again.

Her voice rises.

Her voice rose.