Sentence examples for largely voiceless from inspiring English sources
The houseless are also largely voiceless.
It's also telling that despite covering two millennia, women remain largely voiceless, with only a single female represented.
It's a mixture of the privileged scapegoating the largely voiceless – immigrants, people in poverty generally – and puerile character assassination.
Though leaderless and largely voiceless for the past two weeks, in the best of recent surveys Labour has moved to its most advantageous position in more than three years.
Because the residents of Flint were largely voiceless, their complaints were ignored for far too long and their so-called leaders thought nobody would notice.
Not surprisingly, the stories of the poor and the voiceless are largely lost to history.
If people of colour do not exercise their democratic right to vote they will remain an invisible, voiceless and largely ignored part of the electorate.
Protesters objected to the assumption that they were gullible and voiceless, and today state media remains largely disassembled.
The Labour Party has largely cut its roots with its working-class base, and many voters feel voiceless and detached from the political process.
He was practically voiceless.
