Sentence examples for voice to bear from inspiring English sources

Although the role of Vanessa is sometimes incoherent, Ms. Perez brings her natural zest and wonderfully distinctive voice to bear upon its absurdities.

Mr. Davenport brings his own poetic voice to bear on the lines: Dusk and western star, You gather What glittering sunrise Scattered far, The ewe to fold, Kid and nanny home, But the daughter You send wandering From her mother.

This version is a piece of daring, a highwire act of soulfulness: the song is taken out of waltz time – at the suggestion of her musical director, Ricky Minor – to enable Houston to bring the full force of her voice to bear in an arrangement that highlights her gospel background.

"We are bringing our collective experience and voice to bear on how instruction needs to continue to evolve to help students meet higher standards," she said.

Davis and Roberts agree, calling on high-profile players to bring their voices to bear.

The media, in particular, has been exasperatingly slow in updating its electronic rolodexes to bring trans voices to bear on newsworthy trans issues.

As Russia completed its takeover of Crimea, The WorldPost brought key voices to bear on the immediate crisis in the region as well as on the broader strategic implications.

He is a unique voice bringing Jewish values to bear on public life.

Just when the anxiety-inducing found sounds feel like too much to bear, Ghersi's voice comes in along with some synth work that feels as mammoth as his production efforts with Björk, FKA twigs, and Kanye West.

"To see an oeuvre of 46 years that was destroyed in a few seconds — ah, no, that is too much to bear," she said, her voice breaking.

He uses "Queer Street" to tell all those stories about the people and the places -- the Metropolitan Opera as well as the "tea rooms" (public restrooms where gay men have sex) -- to bear witness, to give voice, to heal wounds.