Sentence examples for likely voice from inspiring English sources

Diesel, then, could likely voice the character without putting his other obligations in jeopardy.

I'm not sure why Microsoft omitted it, but I expect they'll add it back soon enough, when denizens of mobile Office users send in complaints asking where to find the feature (and likely voicing disbelief that it isn't present somewhere).

Entity theorists, who believe personality is fundamentally fixed, were less likely to voice their dissatisfactions directly.

On Sunday, Greek voters are likely to voice disapproval of the fiscal austerity measures required for their country's bailout.

Then he invoked another audience — a demanding group in his mind, perhaps, but one less likely to voice disappointment.

Participants in the authenticity condition were more likely to voice their concerns about unfair procedures that imposed costs on others.

Incremental theorists, who believe personality can change and improve, were likely to voice their displeasure with others openly and constructively during conflicts.

The leaders of our Special Operations community all have remarkable physical courage, but they are less likely to voice their opposition to policy.

If they feel they aren't getting enough credit for joint projects, for instance, they aren't likely to voice it explicitly.

From Fever Pitch on he has established his as the likely inner voice behind the tongue-tied ironies of the mid-life English male.

Imitation and seepage can occur; on anecdotal evidence, it seems people are more likely to voice misogynistic or homophobic slurs now than they were a decade ago.