Sentence examples for voiced a change from inspiring English sources

The introduction of the concept of successful aging voiced a change in our thinking about 'age-related' decline [ 2].

The idea is that a new voice, a change in personality, can be enough to solve some of a team's problems.

"It's something that can motivate you and a change of scenery, voice, a change of location, they can all make a real difference - mainly to a sportsman's mental attitude.

He also completely underestimated George Galloway's ability to galvanise Muslim women, from under his nose, in a campaign which gave Muslim women a voice for a change.

There was a new strength in his voice, and a change in his face, but it wasn't the manic glow of drunkenness.

It is my duty as a writer to use my voice as a change agent.

Play something softly on the TV, it may calm them to hear someone else's voice for a change.

Ms. Reeves, strutting in a white dress rippling with fringe, still has a striking voice but a changed one, adding quavers and sudden, sharp ululations and leaps to her old, squarely on-the-beat phrasing.

Empower yourself and others by realizing that your voice can make a change for generations to come.

Let the liberal Muslim voice be heard (for a change).

Then, accompanied by a slow rumbling, a voice says, "There's a change in the air".