Sentence examples for voice that it has from inspiring English sources

"It has an independent voice but the resources are equivalent to the voice that it has created for itself.

His Big Dumb Object differs from most in that it has a voice -- which is apparently audible only to the reader.

And partly it is because local government does not have the coherent campaigning voice that it had in the 1980s.

By working out a series of thematic exhibitions, the museum gets to scramble the received A-B-C order of 20th-century art history and in the process discover some of the voices that it has undervalued or ignored.

The broadcaster also argued that the BBC should not be investing in copycat programming such as The Voice – and that it has become obsessed with chasing audience ratings over producing innovative shows – in its submission to the Commons culture, media and sport select committee inquiry into the future of the corporation.

Moderate the pitch in your voice so that it has a lot of energy and emotion.

Kaplan's Sinatra was a violent guy — but he didn't have a "big voice" like one of those operatic tenors with a voice so big that it has pushed everything else out of his skull.

At least, that's how it's describing its decision to cut off a voice messaging app that it has recently begun competing against.

I thought something was wrong with my hearing, then I deduced that it was only him I couldn't hear and the reason I couldn't hear him was because there was something majorly wrong with his voice, in that it had gone completely and he was completely inaudible.

In recent years, the Republican establishment had managed to suppress the voices of the base that it has mobilized.

Make sure that it has Voice Alert: You must make sure that your map provides with a clear and multiple voice alerts on upcoming user defined point of Interests in all the directions to reach the destination.