Sentence examples for making itself heard from inspiring English sources

Simultaneously, a newly assertive civil society is making itself heard.

Even a divided opposition had difficulty in making itself heard.

The rising American electorate is making itself heard and demanding seats at the table.

Nevertheless, the BBC is having a very hard time making itself heard.

Even the cautious, official voice of the Church of England is making itself heard on matters of topical concern.

Last year, making itself heard above the general racket, was a plan set out by the Meltzer Commission.

"Sadly, the din of weapons continues to make itself heard.

To achieve this, the north needs to pull together and make itself heard.

From the 6th century onward, a movement with religious origins made itself heard in literature.

From early on, however, Aberfan had made itself heard, if not seen.

"Reality can sometimes make itself heard solely through precision," wrote Svevo in an abandoned essay on Joyce.