Sentence examples for given direct voice from inspiring English sources

Only the middle sister, Sonia -- the child of Tiagin and Liubov Ivanovna -- is given direct voice in the novel, in the form of her diaries.

It is important, however, to ensure that people with autism are given a direct voice in these programs.

Saying the phrase will wake up the phone and gives direct access to Google's voice search as well as controlling the phone's functions.

Smile and give direct eye contact.

On the one hand, giving citizens a direct voice seems to promise important upsides.

Extending the vote to the more than 2 million people in prison and many Americans on parole would give them a direct voice to clean up our criminal justice system.

Publicly, at least, virtually all debate on democracy in party journals and speeches has been limited to ways of making the party bureaucracy more responsive to ordinary citizens rather than giving those citizens a direct voice.

He give Elling an endearing, childishly direct voice, but adds an edge of violent anger that keeps the tone arrestingly eccentric.

The report by Richard Breeden Richard Breeden, a consultant and former chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, insists that the company switch outside auditors every ten years, and it gives shareholders a larger, more direct voice in nominating board members.

"With the U.S. Supreme Court's balance at stake, and with the presidential election fewer than eight months away, it is wise to give the American people a more direct voice in the selection and confirmation of the next justice," Toomey said last week on Twitter.

She wanted to give her children very direct voices, capable of expressing the ordinary human emotion that a writer as playful as Carroll tends to avoid.