Sentence examples for claiming voice from inspiring English sources

Reports emerged this morning claiming voice recordings from one of the black boxes retrieved from the crash site revealed one of the two pilots on board left the cockpit and was unable to return.

Both are trying to silence and punish women for claiming voice, power, and the right to participate.

At the Old Bailey in 1981, during one of the century's most high-profile trials, Sutcliffe admitted the killings but denied murder, claiming "voices from God" told him to rid the streets of prostitutes.

DERAY MCKESSON: It's been powerful to see people find their voice, claim their voice.

Composing a captivity narrative after their return is a therapeutic ritual of closure, a way of mourning their lost childhoods and claiming a voice for the future.

For modern Aboriginals, written literature has been a way of both claiming a voice and articulating a sense of cohesion as a people faced with real threats to the continuance of their culture.

"Procurement" has been steadily claiming a voice in the boardroom.

This is reminiscent of Bill O'Reilly and Sarah Palin claiming the voices of "real" Americans weren't heard when President Obama was re-elected in 2012.

Students of color are claiming their voices much as we did in the 1960s and 70s when there were demands for more faculty of color and African American Studies Programs.

If the Chamber of Commerce is not really the voice of its members as it claims, whose voice does the Chamber really represent, and why?

Having been educated at Britain's most elite boarding school, Eton, with a plummy accent to match, he now claims the voice of the common man.