Sentence examples for voices are given from inspiring English sources

Few smart voices are given room to romp, though we do get Mark Twain's observation that Smith's Book of Mormon reads like "chloroform in print".

But May is disturbed by the interviews she conducts with the teachers, parents and students whose voices are given their own chapters in this meticulously constructed story.

Opus 17 discloses a virtuosic element in its first-violin parts, and lower voices are given only a small share in the thematic work.

There is also a responsibility on the broadcast media to be sure that non-Conservative voices are given their fair share of airtime.

Pentland says that so many voices are given a platform that users become unable to assess the value of each and end up following a tiny number.

Once that conversation is out in the open, it is easier to see how white, male voices are given precedence over everyone else.

Indeed, before any of the boys' voices are given ample presentation, the writing listener makes this insistent and conclusive summary: "Although our boys urgently want to talk about who they really are, they fear that they will be teased, bullied, humiliated, beaten up and even murdered if they give voice to their truest feelings".

With such kind of user-centric template, voices are given to even the end-users and everyone benefit at the end of the day (Seidler 2013).

Details of the audio used for building voices are given in Tables 1 and 2. One is an audiobook (read speech) in a female voice downloaded from LibriVox, and the other is a lecture (spontaneous speech) in a male voice downloaded from Coursera.

As Sam Berkson confirms, at its core the objective is to "create a radical democratic space" within which all voices are given the opportunity to be heard.

But until you get there, don't allow yourself to breakdown in the pre-marriage tunnel because too many voices are giving you direction on how to get out.