Sentence examples for a stifled voice from inspiring English sources

"It is not hysterics," replied Madge, in a stifled voice.

As a result of the vote, many internal and external implications may arise, including environmental concerns that put Britain at risk for weakened environmental standards and a stifled voice in international environmental law.

Avoiding any dose of preaching, the story is drawn of a woman pushing her way into a male-dominated world and struggling while time catches up to free her stifled voice.

In their efforts to speak, Heba and Raja give stifled voice to their despair.

By the stifled voice of the magnetic needle, the Earth proclaims the movements of her interior, and could we rightly interpret the flaming page of the polar light, it would not be less instructive for us.

All best-of lists are haunted by the stifled voices of great women filmmakers, including Elaine May, Julie Dash, and Claudia Weill.

The problems from blind spots at the top and stifled voices within the ranks will not disappear when sales goals do.

(It's scheduled for release in April). All best-of lists are haunted by the stifled voices of great women filmmakers, including Elaine May, Julie Dash, and Claudia Weill.

Despite its anesthetic banality, the film offers a painful view of the grotesque inequities in Chinese society, the censorship and fear that weigh on its citizens, the government's unresponsiveness to the people's stifled voices, and the tight controls on what Westerners are allowed to see (such as a Potemkin village for residents displaced by the river's rising waters).

The stifled voices of victimized children and the self-serving silence of health professionals throughout the country who fail to take a public stand against the escalating drugging of our children.

Paige is high on her own long-stifled voice, whether or not her insights have a lasting effect on anything.