Sentence examples for participating voice from inspiring English sources

The unfettered deployment of a participating voice, abandonment of the idea of disinterested recording in favour of subjectivity so extreme that it threatens to displace or usurp the subject appear unprecedented – because the precedent is hiding in plain view.

Mara's response reveals her focus on creating a cohesive text in which all the participating voices are in dialogue with one another rather than separate entities; she describes this when talking about "making connections" and "summarizing why the connections are important".

All staff members (including the on-call medical staff, nursing staff, advanced nurse practitioners (ANPs), ward pharmacists, allied health professionals and medical/nursing students) were encouraged to participate, voice concerns and suggest potential solutions.

Patients participating in voice therapy often express difficulty replicating therapy targets during their independent home practice.

Many of the participating creators voiced their fears for the quality of future creative output.

Their interview ends with Yossam asking Ida to teach him how to use Twitter so he can participate in Voice of Africa radio debates.

Believing that "good scientists" ought to focus on their research and not get embroiled in politics sets up a situation in which the postdocs who do participate and voice their concerns aren't taken seriously.

Under the U.S. Constitution, they have a First Amendment right to show up, participate and voice their opinions at Pride this year.

Then, as it did with the other half of its so-called "HQ2 in Arlington, Virginia Amazon announced its Long Island City plan without undergoing an open land-use review, which in New York is typically a span of at least several months during which the public is invited to participate and voice concerns.

Moreover, she learned they also have rights to participate and voice their opinions on issues that concern them.

The Report highlights the need for investments in quality education and training, health care and expanding opportunities for adolescents to participate and voice their opinion through youth councils, youth forums, community service initiatives and other avenues which enable adolescents to make their voices heard.