Sentence examples for clearly voiced from inspiring English sources

In an unofficial referendum two years ago, officials said, the community clearly voiced resistance to becoming a landmark.

These works were played from memory, a feat in itself, with every line of counterpoint clearly voiced, every pianistic flourish and crossing of parts delivered with fantasy.

On Thursday, Mr. Putin clearly voiced his opposition to head scarves being worn at schools, saying that Russia is a secular state and must create equal conditions for all its citizens.

NBC's view of the pairs competition was clearly voiced again by Tom Hammond, NBC's figure skating play-by-play announcer, as he signed off from Sunday's gold-medal ceremony for Salé and Pelletier.

For example, international criticism of Russia's backward movement on gay rights was clearly voiced before the Winter Olympics, yet the games went ahead without incident – even as the Ukraine crisis developed.

It's a tough work to keep from wandering off track, especially when the five posthumous variations are included (as they were here), but Mr. Nosè managed to sustain interest with clearly voiced lines and both power and poetry when called for.

"With banks walking away and investors clearly voicing their concerns, the Australian federal government must not provide any taxpayer subsidy or support to prop up this controversial project".

He acknowledged that during his time on the City Council, he and his colleagues were so dedicated to getting things moving that they may have neglected to clearly voice their goals.

We must clearly voice our opposition.

HBO has been a proud home to many LGBTQ stories and couldn't approach this event without clearly voicing our opinion".

Overall density of the networks on the units is relatively high which is probably necessary when providing care for residents with dementia who, because of their problems in cognition, cannot clearly voice their needs and wishes.