Sentence examples for left voiceless from inspiring English sources

Like so many other women, she was left voiceless.

But perhaps it also reflects a recognition that at a crucial moment he essentially left voiceless those who had placed their trust in him.

"I chose to be a part of the demonstration because, as a survivor, I wish for space to be held for myself and others who have been left voiceless in an industry that has the power to create change but refuses to listen to the needs of those they have silenced," she said.

Our Founding Mothers -- like Abigail Adams -- were often left voiceless and could only make an impact when their husbands spoke on their behalf.

Employees I worked with were angry, depressed and left voiceless – especially women.

The majority are left feeling voiceless.

La Voix du Nord, which began life as a resistance journal during World War II, declared, in a graceful pun on both the silence of the film and its own name, that Dujardin's victory left them "voiceless".

Radi also explained that, with drivers lining up to work for the company, disgruntled chauffeurs are often left feeling voiceless.

The famous and distinguished film critic Roger Ebert passed away yesterday, after a heroic battle against throat cancer that left him voiceless but hardly wordless the last seven years of his life.

The doctors didn't have much that they could do, but did it all the same, slicing and cutting, leaving him voiceless.

While this attack leaves her voiceless and wipes out her authority – "she couldn't rule with her old power any more, not by writing things on pieces of paper" – the bitterest pill to swallow is McMurphy's defeat, as the "Big Nurse" forces him to have a lobotomy that leads to his untimely death.