Sentence examples similar to neglect voice from inspiring English sources

He listened out for neglected voices and, through canny negotiation, maintained the precarious independence of his press.

After taking college courses taught in Otisville State Prison, he realized that the increasingly public discourse on prison issues still neglected voices of the formerly incarcerated.

The relative neglect of voice processing in the clinical literature is likely to reflect a lack of theoretical frameworks for understanding voice analysis, the comparative difficulty of working with vocal stimuli and the scarcity of symptomatic deficits of voice processing (phonagnosia), in turn partly attributable to the primacy of the face as a source of person knowledge in daily life.

"We are very sad that people are facing difficulties [because of the protests] but … it's because the government has turned a deaf ear to our demands … they have neglected the voice of more than half the population.

He neglects to voice any care for how women feel about their bodies and speaks on his own selfish sexual desires.....nigga.. come on now.. Praising black women's bodies and features simply for how attractive/fuckable you find them is not acceptance or progressive.

Where leaders in the health system continue to neglect community voices, there is a need for effective and engaged policymakers who have a clear understanding of what kind of community participation is required and how such participation can be realized in a way that allows community representatives to become more active members in the policymaking process [ 1].

However, as Martin [ 32] points out, failing to strive for more democratic practices of representation means that research funding decision-making neglects the voices of the disinterested public and those hard-to-reach social groups.

These Labour voters, aware of the long-term neglect of their voice and their aspirations, decided the result of the referendum.

She felt that Bertha, the madwoman in the attic, had been treated with cruel neglect, having no voice of her own, having her "madness" described (by Rochester) as a kind of moral failing, and receiving few thoughts about her own suffering.

There is an excellent Tumblr called "congrats you have an all male panel" that calls out the many, many conferences that neglect a female voice and perspective.

Everything Anderson wrote was boldly original, challenging assumptions by uncovering a neglected or suppressed voice.