Sentence examples for new voiceless from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, no valid pretext justifies dismissing heuristically the production of new voiceless consonant-like calls by great apes.

Where Jeter is voiceless, a new veteran, like Youkilis, has upheld a franchise mantra.

Now, animal control programs nationwide, pressed toward the bottom of civic budgets by new concerns for other voiceless constituencies such as latchkey children and homeless people and by the weight of Gramm-Rudman and revenue-sharing cuts, are beginning to think seriously about an old idea with a new application: taxing pet products to pay for the costs of animal care.

It was a new voice for the voiceless finally appreciating their collective power in defiance of the elected and appointed officials cowering in sanctioned compliance with the most powerful developers, whose capacity to get whatever they willed was at the very least challenged by a new mechanism of citizen engagement.

They, and scores of musicians in dance halls and block parties across the burned-out heart of inner-city New York, founded a new kind of music that gave voice to the voiceless.

The irony is that the Brexit vote was fuelled by the anger of those who felt politically voiceless in this new technocratic world.

For example, "ex-gay" activist Christopher Doyle has formed a new organization, "Voice of the Voiceless," which he hopes to turn into a lobby for the "ex-gay" industry.

"Winter Belly," another new piece, is conceived as a voiceless scream.

The controversial commentator Katie Hopkins has told a church conference that she is the new Jesus, giving voice to the voiceless and "leading the way" against the intolerance of the liberal left.

But other rare birds were also locally common, including the mysterious six-wired bird of paradise and a new-to-science honeyeater that was voiceless, a most peculiar trait for a songbird.

With every new generation, I believe the shift to voiceless will accelerate.