Sentence examples for wrong voices from inspiring English sources

This is not the kind of voice I normally associate with religious people, and it makes me wonder whether we might not be listening to the wrong voices.

She tried to find happiness in love and work, but she listened too much to the wrong voices in her head".

Some revive the conceit of Rock Profile and Bo' Selecta! by using the "wrong" voices: Frances Barber's Queen Elizabeth I is a rasping cockney punk who says "fanny", Robinson plays Linda McCartney with what sounds like a random Irish accent, and token bloke in drag Seb Cardinal reimagines Janis Joplin as an airheaded valley girl.

So we have listened to the wrong voices, tuned into the wrong frequencies.

Sadly, the ill-informed pundits and the self-serving officials who populate Congress and the majority of the Supreme Court are heeding the wrong voices and nothing short of nationwide national strike will get their attention.

The wrong voice, and you don't believe the story.

Bellowing can fall on deaf ears, especially when it comes from the wrong voice.

You are just listening to the wrong voice," Rhoades tells him.

The essence of his talent is multivocal, and he has, in the past, attributed this to his childhood anxiety at having the wrong voice, which, in his case, meant speaking like his mother — that is, speaking "white".

In the squabble over a measly $15 million in expansion money, here is why the V.O.A. is the wrong voice in this area in wartime: On the day after the twin towers catastrophe, a V.O.A. reporter in London broadcast an account of two interviews.

If we can't get them to play the game right, they may have the wrong voice".