Sentence examples for voiced a bit from inspiring English sources

Others, including Senator Lincoln Chafee of Rhode Island, a Republican moderate, voiced a bit of skepticism about whether Democrats would, in fact, cast off their frustrations and work with Mr. Bush and the Republicans.

From to time, when the conversation became a little cliched, or the idea that the Tories were about to crumble into disarray was voiced a bit too loudly, the word "Nuneaton" passed through my mind, and I was reminded of how far the left – if we can still talk meaningfully about "the left" – has to go.

The towers started to rise and so did steel prices," Vest told the audience in Kirsch Auditorium, poetically voicing a bit of angst from the construction phase.

MARY notices and lowers her voice a bit.

As they prepared to depart, Mr. Cuomo raised his voice a bit.

She raised her voice a bit, so he could hear her in the next room.

Out of the limelight, her voice a bit deeper, she still performed at the occasional fund-raiser.

I also wish Oppel had made Ben's voice a bit more distinctive.

Mr. Amabis sings in a quiet, relaxed and confiding voice, a bit like the young Caetano Veloso's, on tracks rich in mood and harmony.

I glanced up and noticed that bozos all around us were eating apples without paying for them first, so I raised my voice a bit.

Nico has an amazing voice (a bit like Marlene Dietrich, who I also love), and I thought she was beautiful as well.