Sentence examples for voice suffering from inspiring English sources

The election setback also led to months of speculation about Mrs. May's prospects of survival, particularly after a disastrous speech at the Conservative Party's annual conference in which her speech was interrupted by a prankster, and Mrs. May then lost her voice, suffering a persistent cough.

She seems to voice suffering, despair, anguish, sadness, overwhelming thoughts, grief and yet hope eternal like none other.

Obviously, many democratic voices suffering under repressive regimes are prisoners in their own countries.

But at 22 he noticed that his voice was suffering.

It was very hot and very humid, and Kinky's voice was suffering.

When we look back to the first world war, it is generally the poets we turn to for the authentic voice of suffering humanity.

On stage for eight performances a week in Jez Butterworth's Mojo, his voice is suffering: "I've had to have vocal massages, which are extremely painful.

Her earliest artistic inclination, toward a singing career, was permanently closed to her when, in 1877, she lost her voice while suffering from the effects of tuberculosis misdiagnosed as chronic laryngitis.

His deep deep battered voice of suffering sang out, "First We Take Manhattan".

She found her authentic voice after suffering vocal cord paralysis during her thyroidectomy and losing the ability to speak for 18 months.

In Gesualdo's madrigals, I can tell that voices are suffering.