Sentence examples for voice serving from inspiring English sources

In 1961, Mr. Campos was named ambassador to the United States, a position he held until 1964, when his lament that he was a "herald without a voice" serving a left-wing government with which he disagreed was finally heeded by President João Goulart.

When the wearer covers the right ear with the palm of their hand, the music lowers and the system amplifies human voice, serving almost as a hearing aid of sorts.

Lana Del Rey crooned softly in the background, her voice serving as an audial anesthetic for the painful boredom that accompanied my calculus homework.

When Newman writes--echoing T.S. Eliot in The Waste Land, who is himself echoing Shalespeare's Ophelia-- ah, ladies, good night, good night ladies," knowing readers hear Plath's voice, serving as the snare drum, signaling Newman's dramatic finale.

Allan Clayton's sweet tenor voice serves Castor's music well, and Roderick Williams is an articulate Pollux.

Even during his well-documented years of excess, the saccharine sweetness of James Taylor's voice served him well.

Tomasz Konieczny's warm baritone made Stolzius especially sympathetic, and the tenor Daniel Brenna's bright, penetrating voice served to characterize Desportes.

Philippe Jaroussky's bright voice serves handsomely for the music of Artaserse, a son of Serse and the king's ultimate successor.

The cool authority of Ms. Pagels's voice serves her almost too well in her new volume, "Revelations: Visions, Prophecy, and Politics in the Book of Revelation".

For a time, a woman known as La Voz (the Voice) served as his gatekeeper, sending and receiving messages on his behalf.

As a devoted member of DOROT's Honorary Board, Dr. Steinberg's compassionate voice served to champion the agency's mission to assist homebound and homeless Jewish elderly.