Sentence examples for openly voice from inspiring English sources

Few now openly voice doubts about giving women greater say on security matters.

While Mr. Valadao said he did not have plans to increase pressure on his Republican colleagues, other local leaders have been more willing to openly voice criticism.

Rather than trying to force the Hutu and the Tutsi to live together, Mr. Mandela ought to openly voice the belief of most ordinary Africans: that peace cannot come to Burundi or neighboring Rwanda unless the Hutu and Tutsi are separated by an international border.

Other Embassy contacts and media analysis agree that it is the Anglican conservative groups that will find it most appealing to become Catholics in groups that would be allowed, according to Levada, to maintain most of their Anglican traditions--except the Anglican freedom to openly voice dissent.

As anyone who has been on Twitter or Facebook knows, millennials are not afraid to openly voice their views on political or social issues.

He began to openly voice his frustration over the limited role he continued to play in the Eagles' offense due to Owens' prominence.

Middle-age functionaries have openly voiced qualms about their role in China's bureaucracy.

Although no criticism was openly voiced against Mr Biggs, his candidacy suddenly faltered.

Early on, she had openly voiced her determination to compete for the top spot with Lachlan.

"This was carpet bombing, pure and simple," said another top military officer who had openly voiced disagreement with the operation.

His problems reinforce the privately voiced fears of Republican operatives, as well as the openly voiced criticisms of the Romney campaign by primary opponents like Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry and Rick Santorum.