But, once you learn to keep yourself from voicing unwelcome thoughts, you forget how to think them — how to think freely at all — and ideas perish at conception.
The government was trying to keep the journalists from voicing anything critical about this attempt.
An authoritarian right-wing government then took power in Austria and kept perhaps half the population from voicing legitimate dissent; that cleavage prevented concerted resistance to the developments of 1938.
Predictably, pollsters do not poll questions that are not on the table, such as long-time majority support for full Medicare for everybody, so the public is kept from having its voice reflected.
Kathleen Murphy, a physician who examined Sophia at Valley Children's Hospital in Madera, about 50 miles from Visalia, could not keep her voice from shaking when she testified about the child's injuries.
Last but not least, Asia has the fastest growing economies in the world thus an independent media is needed to keep voices from Asia alive.
"Maybe too clear," Mr. Currier said, as he struggled to keep inner voices from sticking out.
She is 62 — "I'm not a young chick anymore," she said, "but I try to keep my voice from sounding like it's aged".
"The bishops are still trying to circle the wagons, silence the victims and keep our voices from being heard," Father Hayes said.
The last castrato died in 1922, the last man we know to have been surgically altered to keep his voice from changing.
The president returned to the White House on a chilly, rainy Wednesday night, his family in tow, after a closing marathon on the campaign trail during which he had sipped countless cups of tea to keep his voice from deserting him.
