Sentence examples for again voice from inspiring English sources

"If the war ends and there is no immediate terrorist threat, hardliners in the Bush administration will again voice their rhetoric about the China challenge," says Shen Dingli, of Fudan University in Shanghai.

Though dance and movement are more important here, one does now and again hanker after "voice and again voice". Luckily Her Majesty's is not one of your barns: it suits the play perfectly.

As proud members of the latter contingent, my husband and I joined hundreds of other North Carolinians last week to yet again voice our opposition to the unconstitutional overreach that has become a hallmark of our state government.

The former New York City police officer Richard Pascarella, who was blinded and lost five fingers on his right hand in an FALN bombing, also publicly opposed clemency to FALN members, claiming: "They will again voice their ideology on the American public with a bomb and with a gun".

But one item comes up over and over again: Voice.

Several Republicans on Thursday again voiced their concerns.

Abuses by private organizers continued, however, and once again voices of opposition began to dominate.

After the match Richard Cockerill, Leicester's director of rugby, once again voiced his distaste for plastic.

At the G-20 summit in Hamburg last month, Trump again voiced approval for having Mexico pay.

Steve Carell again voices Gru, the once-evil genius who has gone over to the side of light.

Perhaps I should not have been surprised when, after Mother died, he now and again voiced a prayer; sarcasm, more often than not, hides a secret fascination.