Sentence examples for being voiced that from inspiring English sources

Fears are being voiced that the highly contentious claims that Labour wants to form an alliance with a party committed to the breakup of the UK are inflicting severe damage on the largest pro-union party in Scotland in a move that will just end up boosting the case for independence.

France's successful presidency has intensified doubts about the effectiveness of the commission and its president, so much so that even in Paris concerns are being voiced that the Brussels executive must somehow be strengthened if it is not to become a mere secretariat.

Increasingly opinions are being voiced that pathology is not important to medical education [ 1], while there are those who believe that it is central to the understanding of disease [ 2] and critical to the development of a fine physician, as is our opinion.

But when community objections were voiced, that plan was abandoned in favor of the parking lot site on Amsterdam Avenue.

More recently, concerns have been voiced that some banks may have been mis-selling them.

(Indeed, from the Middle East worries are voiced that Mr Kerry is too gentlemanly to exert American influence).

Concerns were voiced that people would be experimented on and treated as research guinea pigs.

Related to the worries concerning individual liberty, concerns are voiced that moral bioenhancement could pose a threat to our true, autonomous self.

In poetry — as in calling ballgames — it's voice that makes the speaker memorable.

Theirs are voices that are seldom heard anywhere, including on our stages.

These are voices that have almost ceased to be heard in the US.