Sentence examples for voices of a certain from inspiring English sources

The majority of the works illustrated in The Writing on the Wall express some kind of group sentiment; whether it's a plea for social housing or an affinity for the IRA, the graffiti usually let the combined voices of a certain section of society be heard.

The majority of the works illustrated in The Writing On the Wall express some kind of group sentiment; whether its a plea for social housing or an affinity for the IRA, the graffiti usually let the combined voices of a certain section of society be heard.

Since emigrating, Mr. Tynan has become the voice of a certain strain of patriotic New Yorker.

But Mr O'Malley's proposal has even drawn praise from the New York Times editorial board, the institutional voice of a certain subset of America's centre-left.

With his slow, western drawl, and his love of the open road and the empty badlands way out west, he's always seemed like the authentic voice of a certain sort of American manhood; telling stories – of suffocating families and wretched lovers – from the forgotten, inbetween places of the American outback.

But the relationship between exit, voice, and loyalty is complex: The threat of exit augments voice to a certain extent (think of responsiveness to consumer complaints in competitive versus monopolistic markets), but one's willingness to make concessions in a coalition is going to be dependent on its apparent stability.

When the pitch of voices reaches a certain point, everyone expects a fight.

Perhaps you were taught how far you could go before generating a negative response by your father's tone of voice or a certain glance your mother gave you.

Just the other day, two colleagues argued — cordially, but with some heat in their voices — about the merits of a certain series starring a girl with a bow and arrow.

Specifically, Sirius Satellite Radio, which on Thursday announced it was signing a voice familiar to listeners "of a certain age" who grew up on New York City top 40 radio: Bruce "Cousin Brucie" Morrow.

The Voice, as marginalized and irrelevant as it has become, really was the voice of the city and of a certain kind of New Yorker.