Sentence examples for was voice of from inspiring English sources

Before it was the future, Vice was Voice of Montreal, a free magazine created in 1994 under the auspices of a welfare-to-work program, with the goal of covering Montreal's cultural events.

I will think of those who went before her, especially Senator Margaret Chase Smith (R-ME), who in 1964 became the first woman to be placed in nomination for president by a major party and was voice of conscience during the McCarthy era; and Congresswoman Shirley Chisolm (D-NY), who in 1972 boldly ran as the first African-American and first woman candidate to seek the Democratic nomination.

The album was "Voice of the Xtabay". And the woman was Yma Sumac, the Peruvian songstress with the four-octave voice that launched the musical genre known as exotica, a cinematic fusion of international styles that allowed mid-20th century audiences a taste of the mysterious and the remote.

"We are supposed to be voice of the community.

His latest book is "Voice of the Customer Marketing".

There are voices of dissent, however.

Both were "voices of a generation".

But even within the rallies, there were voices of dissent.

We are no longer afraid to be voices of dissent.

JONATHAN CAPEHART: This is Voices of the Movement.

These are voices of astonishing purity, richness, clarity and power.