Sentence examples for voice steering from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, she married, had two children, wrote 100 poems and worked on her writing voice, steering it away from Auden's England and rooting it more firmly in the Bronx where she grew up.

For one, there is no editorial voice steering the conversation: Topics are user-submitted, making the site a pure community, more like a Reddit or a Metafilter.

He added, "As Countrywide got caught up in this wave, the one person who had a larger and larger voice in steering the company was Sambol".

America has had a long and strong voice in steering the trajectory of our global society.

Al Shihabi defended the American-centric focus in a recent interview, saying the channel would "elevate the mainstream voice" while steering clear of the tabloid stories, murder trials and partisan bickering that have become synonymous with cable news.

There was an effect of hearing loss on warning modalities, such that loss of hearing led to less interest in beep sound and spoken voice warning, while steering wheel vibration was significantly higher rated by Profound HL than by Moderate HL.

Inside the pink granite Capitol, the hallways are mostly deserted and quiet, except for the voices of tour guides steering students past the statues of Sam Houston and Stephen F. Austin.

If those great visual cues aren't enough to get you to the pop star level, the tone-correction feature helps by steering your recorded voice to the proper notes.

In the past couple of years Barkley has also presented himself as the voice of civil rights in sports, steering any interview toward race.

Even after breaking with Berman, many of the boys who had become close to him found that his voice stayed with them, admonishing them, steering their thoughts and behavior.

A united Europe, speaking with one voice, could play an important role in steering a path to peace.