Sentence examples for ever voice from inspiring English sources

But if patients do not feel comfortable asking their doctors to meet this most basic of health standards, how will they ever voice concerns over a proposed course of treatment?

We are all so proud at what she achieved - a truly heroic broadcaster and lovely wife, daughter and mum". I was all set to become the first ever voice of 5 Live from our new home in Salford.

This month we've invited several LGBT authors to participate in our first ever Voice to Voice conversation series.

He added that if the players are to ever voice their opinions on something as controversial as a White House visit, he was certain McVay would back them.

Other season highlights will include the world premiere of a recently rediscovered play by novelist Edith Wharton; the first ever voice-activated edition of a Radio 3 programme; and Prof Brian Cox joining forces with the BBC Symphony Orchestra for a centenary performance of Gustav Holst's The Planets.

No one ever voiced their discontent.

Is this the strangest character you've ever voiced?

Only one criticism is ever voiced: why hasn't America invaded Myanmar too?

Or Brutha — I don't suppose either of them had ever voiced a terminal r.

Does she really think no one else has ever voiced any of her concerns?

The whistle-blowers also allege that staff were not trained properly, criticised for showing compassion to refused asylum seekers, particularly children, and ostracised if they ever voiced concerns.