Sentence examples for weakening voice from inspiring English sources

Details have emerged of how the opera singer was unsure of his weakening voice and faked the live appearance in front of a TV audience of millions, using video trickery, careful lipsynching and a compliant orchestra that pre-recorded its backing days earlier.

It's taut, vital music, stripped of the electronic gimmick that sounded so cool a few records ago and got tiresome when they seemed to be covering for weak songs and a weakening voice.

"Bawbby, I'm dying!" he exclaimed with a scratchy, weakened voice.

In the wake of The Weakening, voices in Labour have begun calling for a cross-party commission on Brexit – a sort of "government of national unity" approach, where the whole issue is taken out of narrow party politics.

Politically, Chittenden county controls one-fourth of the seats in the General Assembly (the lower house of Vermont's legislature), weakening the voice of the more rural counties.

The closure of NOW does not affect JH decision and if anything helps the media plurality issue by weakening our voice...

"The union serves as the workers' democratic voice in the shop, and the Manitowoc Co. and Ashland Industries are trying to divide and weaken that voice, just as Gov. Walker and major corporations want to silence the voice of labor across Wisconsin and continue trying to crush the middle class," Bloomingdale declared.

That question: Would a majority of justices side with hard-working women and men trying to strengthen their voice on the job through their union, or would they favor corporate interests determined to weaken that voice?

If not, why go through a biopsy, which might further weaken his voice?

It has weakened his voice so that it sounds uneven in tone and pitch, like a very old man's.

But the wave of revolution spreading through the Arab world has caught France unprepared, exposed its complicity in the region and weakened its voice.