Sentence examples similar to voices clashing from inspiring English sources
The voices clashed in accusation and denial, contempt and scorn; and there was the sobbing then of the woman who felt herself deprived.
Fletcher was critical of their vocal performance, writing that their voices clashed with one another and that "the sexual chemistry radar for the pairing registers at zero".
I couldn't get past the unfamiliar voice that clashed so badly with the voice I hear with my head when writing.
The appearance of Scritti Politti's Green Gartside on Between the Clock and the Bed, meanwhile, is a masterstroke: there's something really thrilling about hearing the honeyed sweetness of his voice clash with the rawness of Bradfield's vocals.
Where Mr. Altman's masterpiece portrayed American culture as a jostling, twangy carnival of honky-tonk dreams, "Traffic" is a sprawling multicultural jazz symphony of clashing voices sounding variations of the same nagging discontent.
It is a gloriously polyphonic work, full of overlapping voices and clashing dialects.
But members also used their Congressional inside voices, as when Representative Lee Terry and Representative Norm Dicks clashed briefly over whose turn it was to discuss net neutrality.
It wasn't working, and Mr. Hunt, we're told, grew frustrated and tossed the puppet at Mr. Clash, a relative newcomer to "Sesame Street". We're not told how many voices Mr. Clash tried on it, but eventually he found the right one, and Elmo was born.
Then there's that unmistakable speaking voice, a clash of trilled Icelandic "rrrs" and a cockney chirrup acquired when the "drrrrrumer" of the band she was in got them gigs in the UK and they stayed in squats.
His interest lies in the clashing voices that give cities their meaning; it is democratic at heart.
