Sentence examples for voice strikes from inspiring English sources
The strings are heavy, but the dry voice strikes a balance.
For the most part, though, Mda's autobiographical voice strikes a fine balance between outward engagement and inner exploration.
From his dissolute youth in Basutoland (now Lesotho) to the anti-apartheid tumult of the 1970s and '80s and his immigration to America, "Mda's autobiographical voice strikes a fine balance between outward engagement and inner exploration," Rob Nixon wrote here.
To interrupt her voice struck me as sacrilegious.
Dave Frishberg's "Listen Here," a profound and gentle reminder to heed your inner voice struck a deep chord.
His deadpan voice, striking out from Dylan's example into a Sinatra-murdering morgue for traditional vocal requirements, was one innovation.
Though Manning's release was greeted with a chorus of rejoicing on social media, one voice struck a more somber tone.
But in "The Catcher in the Rye" Mr. Salinger applied their lessons in a new way to create a new kind of hero, Holden Caulfield, whose narrative voice struck a chord with millions of readers.
The first actor whose art stood out for me from the lyrical flow, whose face and voice struck me as a creative factor apart from the direction that put him in motion, was Dick Powell.
At a time when a new generation of British soldiers has been sent into combat in Iraq and Afghanistan, suffering casualties that have stirred growing public disquiet, Mr. Patch's voice struck a deep chord.
Mr. Pierce opened with "La Valse à Mille Temps," a waltz that gradually picks up speed, and though I admired his crisp diction in the frenetic final stanzas, his voice struck me as a little too smooth and polished for this wild carousel ride.
