Sentence examples for question voiced from inspiring English sources

Another question, voiced by some perplexed onlookers at the march, was whether the hat was supposed to resemble a uterus.

His film poses the question, voiced by one of the long-suffering villagers, "How can you challenge the mighty?" But this isn't a rabble-rousing movie in which social wrongs are righted.

Tells of the many questions voiced by the journalists that reflect both Chinese and general concerns.

But Olson's honesty about his sexuality makes his Christian friends uncomfortable, so he no longer attends Bible study, and he stopped performing in musicals because of questions — "voiced and unvoiced" — about his sexual orientation.

Gain her trust by asking open-ended questions, voicing your own opinions about what she says, and repeating some of it.

However, analysts, in their questions, repeatedly voiced concern about the impact on profit margins and the time it will take for the extra investment to pay off.

Rebecca's moves during the examined lesson included student-centered moves such as prompting questions, re-voicing her students' ideas without evaluating, and tossing back some of the students' questions to the other students.

(Nurse, Bolenge) "During health visits, we allow them to ask questions or voice their concerns, just after the health education session.

To accommodate the 10% or more patients believed to have some level of functional illiteracy, explanations of all self-reported questions were voice-recorded in English and Danish and are made available to patients via an on-screen symbol.

In the second half of the session we will explore the question of voice and voices in biography through written exercises that will draw on letters, diaries, memoirs and interviews.

The school had voiced questions about the specter of infestation and concerns about honoring the university's food service contracts.