How To Use Give voice In A Sentence
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Furthermore, literature and law can give voice to people who have been traditionally silenced.
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The multicolored palette of a full symphony orchestra has been the perfect instrument to give voice to musical evocations of this Mediterranean land.
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We use words to give voice to our thoughts and feelings and to attempt to convey them to other people.
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We need to give voice to the working class and the poor and oppressed of the world.
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If you want to run all your editorials in purple or run the type sideways, or give voice to all your opinions in iambic hexameter, knock yourself out.
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They weren't just asides to give voice to the feelings of the characters.
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We need to give voice to our immigrant underground.
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We have struggled to give voice to that which is at once precious and un-relocatable.
Jamie Kalven: The Garden Conversations
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And with your word you will be able to return to the stillness, to the beginning where nothing is, where all of creation returns to silence, but your word will awaken it and you will name the gods and give voice to the trees and you will give nature a tongue to speak for you of the invisible that will again be visible through your word.
MALINCHE
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The use of metaphor and imagery may help the writer give voice to emotional undertones that would otherwise be hard to put into words.
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Eliot's lines from the first section of The Waste Land reflect the speakers's inability to give voice to her feelings.
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It was a place of pebbled walkways, pagodas, stone lanterns, a waterfall, and a wishing well where families and courting couples could give voice to their dreams.
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Whatever the answer, how much more complex the alchemical process between actor and performance when the actor is called upon to give voice to a character hitherto limned only by the comments of others?
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Labels and inscriptions on things manufactured in preindustrial eras often give voice to the objects they adorn, as if bringing them to life, to speak directly or forthrightly to their admirers or potential owners.
The English Is Coming!
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Moreover, they have produced a body of poetry that is significantly midrashic, exploring the lacunae in biblical texts and developing poems that give voice to women like Sarah, Hagar, Dinah, and Lilith.
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It is designed to give voice to a genuinely held concern of EU citizens, " said Lutz Gullner, a spokesman for Trade Commissioner Catherine Ashton.
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Certainly he did not give voice to the contempt that he felt for this petty kinglet and mageling.
Widows and Orphans
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Labels and inscriptions on things manufactured in preindustrial eras often give voice to the objects they adorn, as if bringing them to life, to speak directly or forthrightly to their admirers or potential owners.
The English Is Coming!
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The song has the conviction to touch each Indian; the belief to give voice to the children of India.
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In addition, the state itself is subject to the diverse cultural pressures and social fissures to which intellectuals, in their writings about folk religion, give voice.
