Sentence examples for against voiceless from inspiring English sources

The omission didn't matter in a world where some crass psychologising about gay men triggers an instant mea culpa (as it did with Ferguson's Keynes apology), but no regret, let alone repentance, is deemed necessary for a counterfeit imperial history and minatory visions of hectically breeding Muslims – both enlisted in large-scale violence against voiceless peoples.

This is ridiculous: a war is being waged against voiceless children basically because the United States, and indeed the British, are supporting this kind of inhumanity to their fellow man.

False balance between two, usually unequal sides isn't journalism; it's colluding with the powerful against the voiceless.

We felt that the juxtaposition of the infamous image replaced by a snapshot of the UK's flourishing minority communities in so many ways couldn't be more stark – the powerful verses the powerless; the constantly heard against the voiceless.

The image of racism is far from true and shouldn't be used as a smear against the voiceless that live day-to-day with the consequences of the decision makers that reside in a London borough away from real life and constantly roll the shit downhill.

The pushy, hectoring, rhetorical voice of the narrator, Humbert Humbert, is set against the almost voiceless figure of Lolita herself, the 12-year-old girl (as she is at the beginning of the novel) whom Humbert abducts.

Pitched against this, art is voiceless and insignificant.

It's not Oedipal, exactly, it's revenge; the Prime Minister reducing his mother to the status of just another voiceless pleb, signing petitions against the government that do exactly nothing, losing her job for no good reason.

The famous and distinguished film critic Roger Ebert passed away yesterday, after a heroic battle against throat cancer that left him voiceless but hardly wordless the last seven years of his life.

The controversial commentator Katie Hopkins has told a church conference that she is the new Jesus, giving voice to the voiceless and "leading the way" against the intolerance of the liberal left.

But whereas Poles have doggedly defended their history against falsifiers, the Circassians have been all but voiceless.