Sentence examples for voice was given from inspiring English sources

The article was, first of all, opinion, and each voice was given its own space; it was up to the reader to judge how the opinions should be considered.

One example which I like is his intro to Rude Rude Rudee, a version of the Cuban tune Perhaps, where he more or less issues an order: "You say you are a rude boy … but you live in a glass house … so don't throw stone!!!" On the stage when THAT voice was given free rein, it remained completely unspoiled – like his legacy – and came out exactly the same as ever.

"I was frustrated by the press denigrating the IPCC and that equal voice was given to those with no expertise in climate science," says Kurt Lambeck, a AAS former president who commissioned the academy's report last December.

The task of creating God's voice was given to Lon Bender and the team working with the film's music composer, Hans Zimmer.

Other than a token meeting, when 13 environmental groups that were gathered in the Executive Office Building for a long delayed April 2001 session, which Cheney did not attend, virtually no voice was given to environmental organizations by his task force.

His voice was giving him problems: it sounded aerated and unsure, especially when he reached for a keening high note.

Recently, the tenor Simon O'Neill, who was singing Siegmund in Wagner's "Walküre" in a Saturday matinee despite an allergy attack, quit midway through Act I because his voice was giving out.

His voice was giving people their own voice, a space to be who they are.

He couldn't see the ground below in the moonless night and did not trust the instructions this mysterious voice was giving him.

Ruth's voice is given prominence, and it is her narration that powerfully bookends the novel.

It is vitally important that a voice is given to the trans community so they're are able to speak out about the issues that affect them.