Sentence examples for voices led from inspiring English sources

A succession of courteous robotic voices led me to an equally courteous human.

HuffPost Latino Voices led its election coverage with a series of political cartoons by Lalo Alcaraz, a Mexican illustrator, academic and radio host.

At the time, a chorus of American voices — led by George W. Bush, Condoleezza Rice, John McCain, and Joe Biden — condemned Moscow for its aggression.

Unlike South Carolina, whose strident proslavery voices led the South into secession, North Carolina left the Union reluctantly, seeking compromise until the last moment.

Even after the characters' voices have faded, if those voices led me – the reader – to discover a truth for myself, then that experience will move me.

At this time she came to the attention of BBC Radio and her skill at creating children's voices led to favourable reviews.

"Participatory budgeting brings new voices into civic life, and PBNYC shows that more voices lead to better decisions and stronger communities.

Sometimes, research that does not incorporate vulnerable families' voices leads to well-meaning policies that actually make families' lives harder.

In a slum where soccer balls skitter and poverty is deep, coaxing voices lead young men and boys to terror.

Beckett's concentration of the human voice led him, perhaps inevitably, to the stage.

Public interest in the voice led Smith & Street to create the pulp magazine The Shadow in 1931.