Sentence examples for also voice from inspiring English sources

See also voice; whisper.

Philadelphia fans also voice opinions.

I did also voice an objection at the local MP's office on the same high street.

But some also voice concerns over whether the company can continue growing as fast after the next couple of quarters.

Although the march focused on the war, many in the crowd also voice their frustrations with other policies.

Protesters will also voice their anger at the federal budget and have planned rallies in Sydney, Perth and Adelaide.

These allow not only motion-controlled gameplay for multiple users, enabling a better view around corners in racing title Forza 5 if you tilt your head, for example, but also voice-activated commands so that the user can turn the console on and off or alter the volume.

He's also voice-raisingly contemptuous of the media fuss around Sherlock superfans getting over-excited in the theatre – Scott, Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman have all trod the boards in London in recent years, and he's proud that their presence attracts a new audience.

But he also voiced confidence.

Private groups also voiced concern.

Also, voices of voters in Massachusetts and Arizona.