Sentence examples for had vocalized from inspiring English sources

He testified that his mother had vocalized her anti-vaccination views over the course of his entire life and that over time he began to notice that the benefits of vaccinations outweighed the perceived risks.

However, Early Scots /ol/ had vocalized to /o̞u/ by the 16th century and subsequently diphthongised to /ʌu/ in Modern Scots, so that 'Colt' would have become 'Cowt' rather than 'Coat'.

He has vocalized to us that while he cannot change the past, he would definitely have chosen a different path.

Like Myers, he has vocalized his concerns about e-cigarettes and tobacco companies' aggressive marketing tactics - especially those targeted toward teens - and you can hear more about his views and research in this recent podcast.

Q: You've vocalized the idea of a "brother" conference, for "guys who get it". Can you explain a little more about the idea, and about what to expect regarding a conference geared toward men?

While Emmert will not have a seat at the negotiation table, at least Klempner has vocalized his support of having the NCAA be involved in creating a new system concerning NBA Draft eligibility.

Others have vocalized the need to create specialized independent bodies that focus solely on police misconduct.

Carlson has vocalized her commitment to holiday decorations in the past.

Even there, however, leaders have vocalized their commitment to ending the practice.

Though the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has vocalized a new commitment to diversifying its membership, the fight to hold broader Hollywood accountable continues.

It has vocalized its plans to attack the United States with nuclear weapons and is building missiles to achieve that end.