Sentence examples for no one voiced from inspiring English sources
They may have been the only team that went into this past April's draft without a single obvious hole to fill on either side of the ball (which is why no one voiced any concern about the fact that, thanks to past trades, just two of their six total selections came before the fifth round).
No one voiced complaints.
No one voiced a complaint.
No one voiced the Queens-side position more forcefully than James A. Trent, the president and founder of the Queens County Farm Museum in Floral Park and a resident of Douglaston Manor.
Hugh Hamilton, legislative director for Lloyd Henry, the city councilman who helped the South Midwood Residents Association push for the name change, said his office had received about 200 signatures in favor of the change, and no one voiced opposition.
Despite these facts, no one raised any objections, and no one voiced any skepticism about the rosy outlook or the concept of the initiative.
No one voice invented – or copyrighted – feminism.
Voice writers attacked other Voice writers, and this was fine, because there was no one voice of the Voice.
"Above all we need to ensure that no one voice, not News Corporation, not the BBC, becomes too powerful.
"There's no one voice of a generation – there's millions," she declares, and where she crucially differs from Osborne's Jimmy is in her resilient refusal to give way to enraged despair.
No one voice is more significant than the other.
