Sentence examples for voice sought from inspiring English sources

Using the state's Freedom of Information Law, Mr. Rayman of The Village Voice sought the report, which was completed in June 2010.

In fact, Mr. Arafat, who spoke with a strong, unfaltering voice, sought to refute Israeli claims that the Palestinians have been retreating into well-worn, hard-line positions.

Many mainstream non-profit groups are alarmed by this, even though they had campaigned for dark money to be reined in by regulators.The proposed rules are a response to social-welfare charities being used for a purpose they never previously had, as money denied its traditional voice sought new ways to influence politics.

He almost defines the idea of the shadowy guerrilla leader, a pale, graying dissident who today smoked one cigarette after another and, in a very quiet voice, sought to assure Macedonians that if peace comes, they will see he is a man to be trusted.

The Times followed up in January 2013 with a detailed account of the Hole, supplemented by interviews with defectors from Scientology, while The Village Voice sought to compile a list of the executives said to have been incarcerated there.

The change is partly the result of improved technology -- more affordable digital cameras and digital editing -- but the main impetus is simply the human voice seeking a way to be heard.

A new documentary entitled "My Hair My Voice" seeks to present a balanced perspective on women of African descent and hair.

Indeed, just a few days after 9/11, as the country focused almost entirely on the affairs of the world, Ryan was a solitary voice seeking to return some attention to more local matters.

Not that any of these voices sought to do more than describe the action and enlarge the combatants.

There were many voices seeking to deny the Balts that security.

Of course, there were postwar voices seeking to speak the truth.