Sentence examples for he voiced it from inspiring English sources

Wayne was a southerner, from Shreveport, La., and to him I attribute — because he voiced it most readily — the feeling of graciousness at North Hill, the sense that the garden itself was the map of a shared life.

He voiced it only when pressed at an off-the-cuff student event, and in the aftermath has offered no official comment or statement (despite my repeated requests).

Mr. Grammer explained, "If it doesn't start out right, if there's anything wrong, he voices it, because it's better than being dishonest".

Siv's family-first credo may have been heard countless times through the ages, yet when he voices it late in "Harvest," it has an emotional weight that forces you to consider its relevance to your own life.

He often told us his war stories, and although he never voiced it, he was affected more by the grief he felt for his fellow soldiers than by his own injuries.

"He (Strachan) hasn't voiced it to us and the squad," said McGhee.

Draghi's pledge to "do whatever it takes" to save the currency and the confidence he voiced that "it will be enough" triggered a euro rally over the past week and curbed bond market pressure on Spain and Italy.

Mr. McCain accused Mr. Obama on Tuesday of shifting his position on normalization of relations with Cuba, saying he voiced support for it previously but was now offering caveats.

"The best approach is to try to do something cool" rather than voicing it, he adds, and "give them something that feels different, looks different, but is rooted in their world".

So when he voiced his disappointment last week, it was understandable.

He's got an opinion on the way the world works and he's not afraid to voice it".