Príklady voice

• Sometimes she speaks in this silly, girly voice.

• I heard a voice from the cupboard shouting "Let me out!"

• I had to raise my voice to make myself heard over the noise.

• My mother had a beautiful singing voice when she was younger.

• I could hear the babble of voices in the next room.

• Initially, the television screen was covered, forcing the par ticipants to base their comments solely on the interviewees' voices.

• An interruption by something sounding like a switch leads into a chorus of voices speaking about an undisclosed quasi-scientific process.

• Without rediscovery of victims' voices, the idea of an inclusive process of truth recovery (essential to an effective legal and political transition) remains a chimera.

• Still missing are the voices and concerns of girls and women who became refugees in 1948 and 1967.

• As the duet begins, the libretto's earlier language of visions and thought is almost entirely taken over by the language of sounds, listening, voices.

• The manifestations of languages or voices in these situations can range from single words to entire texts.

• Maybe there are people who want to read lazy voices and lazy books.

• Eventually, the two voices intertwine more loosely in overlapping solo statements.

• What all of these locations have in common is the presence of street vendors' voices.

• Like quotation marks, direct quotation is a means through which the journalist indexes other voices and positions himself or herself with respect to those voices.

• In this phenomenon a nasal stop induces nasalisation of a liquid or voiced stop occurring anywhere to its right in the stem.

• The orthodox gold supporters attained a resumption of convertibility, but the voices for employment and against deflation attained a significant devaluation from the pre-war parity.

• He goes on to include the voice's capacity to move the listener within this framework of physical gesture.

• On more than one occasion, he voices doubts regarding the bourgeois' fitness for political subjection.

• Elderly people's accounts of home care rationing : missing voices in longterm care policy debates.