Her descriptions, which speak to suicide bombing, capture exactly how such seditious and deceptive rhetoric directly leads to bloodshed, and indeed the voices and forces inciting such destruction are exactly what the Prophet foretold.
Indeed, the voices that drive much of my irrational behavior were especially persuasive that day, whispering words of admonishment in my ear and regaling in my grand ineptitude as a parent: "You're a HORRIBLE MOTHER... you don't SPEND ENOUGH TIME with your children... you MUST ACQUIRE this ten-dollar nugget of wonderfulness which promises to erase weeks of botched parenting".
UPDATE: Thanks to the reader who pointed out that while "Korean News" is, indeed, conveying the voice of the Korean Central News Agency, the Twitter feed is, alas, a third-party operation.
Indeed, as the voice of the divine in man, the individual should use conscience to question church orthodoxy.
The debate in Illinois is strange, indeed, when the voice of moderation and reason is the National Rifle Association.
Indeed, the Muslim voices advocating for his release were as many and varied as one could get.
I fully understand the concern of James Bulger's parents and the wider public about this case and indeed the frustration voiced by James' mother Mrs Ferguson that insufficient information has been provided to her.
Indeed, privileging the voices and priorities of Indigenous artists and the politics of media production marks some of the most important contributions that scholarship on Indigenous media has made to the ongoing study of representation as a phenomenon spanning our world and our screens.
The problem, as my colleague Don Van Natta Jr. wrote on Saturday, was that there was quite a lot of old evidence, collected by Scotland Yard in 2006 but overlooked or concealed for years, to indicate that The News of the World had indeed broken into the voice mail accounts of thousands of people.
And indeed they spoke in the voice of resonant conch shell trumpets, and with the help of some clever architectural design, according to findings presented here today at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (which publishes ScienceNOW).
