Sentence examples for able to voice a from inspiring English sources

So how was he finally able to voice a secret he had harboured so long?

"The one person from the opposite side of the aisle is at least able to voice an alarm bell even if he doesn't have the votes to change things".

Frankly, I do not know enough about the free speech issues that deBoer raises to be able to voice an opinion on them.

Being able to voice your concerns in a respectful way so that your partner has a chance to hear what's on your mind and not get defensive is a good place to start.

I'm a massive fan of Dahl's work and to be able to voice his characters was a real treat".

As the proposal reads, the chief and city manager would have the power, but it doesn't appear that citizens would be able to voice their concerns about a certain lounge or nightclub.

For days, I have sighed deep "soul sighs". I say for myself and his mother Ginny, we have these deep, irrepressible sighs, only able to voice "oh, God," as a prayer.

Besides being able to voice chat, there is a basic text chat for each channel.

Where will you be able to voice your opinion and make a difference?

He later uploaded a follow-up Instagram post, writing that he's no longer able to voice controversial statements because he's a celebrity.

For the first time she was able to voice the frustrations she felt toward a system that was not there for her when she needed it.