Sentence examples for voiced with from inspiring English sources
Such concerns are being voiced with increasing fervour.
The unease about Miliband will be voiced with care.
It is light on plot but enticingly voiced, with songs accompanied by banjo strummings.
("Difficult" is another epithet that trails him, voiced with rueful smiles by dealers and curators).
The chords were shaped into gestures and phrases, and voiced with telling emphasis to bring out harmonies' intricacies.
Views both critical and supportive of the government are voiced with breathtaking frankness in an atmosphere remarkably lacking in censorship.
Lady Billows's Wagnerian invective - voiced with unusual glamour by Susan Bullock - is undercut with a restless, prurient sexuality.
The tremulous orchestral chords are voiced with gaping intervals, and wind instruments and strings in harmonics spike the chords with subtle dissonance.
Blond and throaty-voiced, with striking green eyes, Ms. Melato played the love interest to Mr. Giannini's bewildered chauvinist in three of Ms. Wertmüller's films from the 1970s.
Raspy-voiced, with a reputation for being aloof and prickly, Mr Lee is not a natural politician.
Sandpaper-voiced with a couple of extra dollops of rouge on her cheeks and with emotional tread marks from a self-described life of ups and downs, she is a New York chanteuse who has truly lived the torchy and tortured songs she embraces.
