Sentence examples for voice strongly from inspiring English sources

A voice strongly Italian in accent, replied that this was the proprietor.

In the 1950s and '60s his editorial voice strongly supported the drive to win full civil rights for blacks in the United States.

And all the while, thanks to the observations of O'Farrell's wry, omniscient narrative voice (strongly recalling Kate Atkinson's in Behind the Scenes at the Museum), we know she's heading for disaster.

Vocals come from Banks friend Elizabeth Bernholz aka Gazelle Twin, whose singing voice strongly resembles that of Portishead singer Beth Gibbons making it a perfect match for Banks' meandering, machine-driven rhythm progressions.

"Our backs are against the wall, so we don't have any alternative unless we raise our voice strongly," Nazma Akter, president of the United Garments Workers Federationn, which groups 52 garment worker's groups, told the peaceful protest.

This year marks the 150th anniversary of the Seventh-day Adventist church and for each and every one of those years Adventists have been a minority voice strongly advocating for greater separation between church and state - exactly the opposite of what many have come to expect from organized religions in this country.

Henze could not really understand the ridicule he encountered in Germany for voicing strongly leftwing views from a position of considerable personal comfort.

Iran's announcement was likely to reinforce Israeli concerns, voiced strongly by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before his visit to Washington this week, about the pace of Iran's nuclear and missile development programs.

"I would prefer a dignified death to a life lived as a hostage in silence," is Ms Shabrang's softly voiced, strongly worded reply.

Conversely, other voices strongly endorse such a move as it offers the prospect, however slim, of success that would avert the use of military force by the U.S., Israel or both aimed at preventing Tehran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

[FG3, RN2] Participants voiced strongly that if they had enough time and personnel, they could offer sufficient time and room for the residents for self-care and self-management activities.