Sentences with phrase «always be voices»

There will always be voices in the back of your mind telling you you'd be crazy to give up a paying job for the uncertainty of an art career.

There will always be voices out there that declare that God is on thier side and not on the other's.

Poets have always been a voice for God and truth, and these days we call them script and song writers.

And I will always be the voice for us women who can't nurse — but still believe in giving our babies that liquid gold.

It is interesting that former Assemblyman Brodsky has always been the voice against the proliferation of the Shadow Government.

«From battling the flood of corporate money and corrupt insiders deals that infect our politics to challenging the powerful interests that block common - sense gun violence prevention, Bill has always been a voice for everyday New Yorkers.»

No matter how many studies you read exonerating dietary fat as the cause of heart disease and obesity and diabetes and how many success stories you hear from people who ate fat to lose fat, there may always be a voice deep down inside saying «you know that stuff will kill you, right?»

We promise to always be the voice for your beloved pets.

I think artists have always been the voices of reaction against social issues.

Andy, You've always been a voice of reason in the cacophony of misplaced passions and bad information that often surround the climate change issue.

Not exact matches

«Because the silencing of voices has helped perpetuate sexual harassment, the country should guarantee that people can go to court to ensure these concerns can always be heard,» Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, said in a blog post announcing the changes.

And voice AI devices are always listening for their activation phrase, which makes them ripe for eavesdropping.

Google recognized that users may not always want to make commands out loud with their voice, so there's a special key that lets you type your request.

But you can always visit Save the Internet and sign the petition if you're interested in preserving the voice of small businesses online.

It's a reflection of virtually any human interaction, in a way, though a slightly skewed one: The loudest voices aren't always the most popular ones, but they're the ones that most often get heard.

As a result, I moved on to other projects and opportunities; but there was always this little voice nagging at me.

Brazilians have always been among the most passionate in sharing their voice online.»

These inner voices are almost always accurate.

Amazing culture, one that values everyone's voice and is always looking to improve.»

Aside from bringing in the leading voices in the space, Fishman is also always scouting for what he would call, «rising stars.»

Both claim they aren't really meanies, even if they don't always use their «nice» voices.

You may not always agree with them — but at least their voices are heard.

And there's always a voice in your head telling you that you need to keep every plate spinning and get your network as big as you can, in case it leads to that one big deal that you know is out there for you.

However, it's always pretty easy to tell when the holiday season officially begins — Mariah Carey's voice is suddenly inescapable and people have a lot of opinions about the cups at Starbucks.

In a prepared statement, Scott explained that, «We live in a country where everyone has the right to voice their opinion, however, we have zero tolerance for violence and public safety is always our number one priority.

«We believe that dependable, Always - on voice detection and actuation is the next must - have mobile technology,» says Peter Santos, president and chief executive of Audience.

For example, the Amazon Echo, a favorite device that listens for a voice command to execute, is always listening for its «wake word» but it doesn't store what it hears until it recognizes the wake word.

I always keep a mini voice recorder next to my bed and in my pocket, which can get awkward, but it's worth it.»

«Protectionism is always a popular thing to voice when running for elections,» he says.

Now I'm ready to get back to it, and I find myself transformed by life (this is always happening, but it's often so gradual you don't notice it) and having a hard time recognizing my old voice, my old «face» in the digital sense.

In it, Zuckerberg explains that Facebook has always been an optimistic organization, focusing on connecting people and giving them a voice.

Action: Say no to always - on voice assistants Who is this for: Anyone who values privacy more than gimmickry How difficult is it: No real effort Tell me more: There's a rash of smart speaker voice assistants on shop shelves these days, marketed in a way that suggests they're a whole lot smarter and more useful than they actually are.

Is the convenience of firing up your favorite podcast with voice commands worth the potential privacy trade - off of letting a purpose - built always - on recording device into your life?

As my research shows, there are always competing voices lobbying for and against trade protection, and those preferences alone aren't enough to push a protective measure into law.

«There are always voices of opposition and concern when there is change in NYC,» he says, «but we're feeling pretty good about the positive response we've received to date.»

I find it strange that the so call christian who are always there to judge other and throw their religion around when it come to the matters that separate us but their moral voice seem to be lost where it is needed.

For some reason I can make God speak in any voice I want, and he's always saying things like «I'm not God, this is just your split personality talking» and «Seriously.

it may not always be an actual voice inside your head, but he does communicate with you.

God has always been intent on teaching us truth, & I have a hard time believe God would allow the voice of truth to be easily undermined without our own willful, intentional subversion.

Milosz does not answer this question in the poem, but his work as poet has always been to give voice to precisely this: all the sad, neglected stories of so many men and women.

In our time and place the media will almost always be on the side of those who claim conscientious freedom; they will seldom be able to understand sympathetically a church's need for a magisterial voice to articulate and sustain its public teaching.

Where debate on the subject of religion versus secularism is concerned, it's always easy to find voices shrieking over the banishment of religion and Christianity from American life, and claims the nation is morally bankrupt because of the success progressives have had with marginalizing or outlawing religious practices.

Oh ok that makes sense and that's a hard one to know if it was God or his own voice, there are many times God speaks to people and tells them to do things that we may not always like or approve.

Regardless, one of the drawbacks of writing books and blogs is that tone of voice does not always come across to readers in the way the writer intended.

This always seems a convenient little story for the theist, because otherwise you have to accept that a person could feel a god's presence and then become aware that it was all a delusion, much like the awareness that many feel about the voices in their heads when treated with antipsychotics.

Its so sad to see this beautiful little girl (in our eyes she will always be little) struggle from the voices she hears in her head to the things she sees around her all the time.

Funny, the conversation (emergent) was always about many voices.

When we listen to the voice of God along life's journey, are we always to expect an easy, smooth road?

Third, at Jesus» baptism, one account of which is always read the first Sunday after Epiphany, Matthew says that the voice from heaven spoke publicly (not privately to Jesus as in Mark and Luke), «This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased.»

Miracles... rest not so much on faces or voices or healing power coming to us from afar off, but upon our perceptions being made finer, so that for a moment our eyes can see and our ears can hear what there is about us always.