Примеры использования Voice of reason на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The-- the voice of reason.
Voice of reason, right there.
Charlie, be the voice of reason.
Voice of reason in a town of buttermilk minds.
Charlie, be the voice of reason.
There must be a voice of reason when all else and all others are screaming in panic.
He's seen as a voice of reason.
Cuddles- The voice of reason in a dog's world, Cuddles is a cat who enjoys fine dining and reading Jane Austen novels.
Scherbats, your voice of reason here.
For once in your life, Lisbon,don't be the voice of reason.
Add a voice of reason.
Says God Almighty, the voice of reason.
He often serves as the voice of reason and maturity, often pointing out the flaws in Noel's plans.
You make me sound like the voice of reason.
We wish to see the voice of reason heard in every global forum.
I'm so glad you have heard the voice of reason.
The King must listen to the voice of reason in his Parliament and dismiss his fat-witted advisors!
We were hoping you could be the voice of reason.
For all these reasons, it is important that the voice of reason be heard and expressed in a call for solidarity with all those who are daily affected by it.
Thank you, Scully and Hitchcock, the voice of reason.
You were the voice of reason, mate.
Who would have thought you would have been the voice of reason?
Tends to act as a voice of reason of the group.
Sooner or later, Israel must heed the voice of reason.
He is typically more level-headed and the voice of reason when Hetty is being uncompromising or stubborn.
For a woman, the voice of love is stronger than the voice of reason.
Mr. Jack Porter, everyone, the voice of the populace, the voice of reason, and the man who helped me close the gap to four points.
When you have a crazy theory,you don't call the voice of reason.
They should listen,finally, to the voice of reason instead of formulating unconvincing arguments, especially in this post-cold-war era.
I need someone to bridge the gap,someone to be the voice of reason.