Sentence examples similar to scarcely voiced from inspiring English sources

Even worse, in Sall's view, the nation's largest environmental organizations are scarcely voicing opposition.

This is scarcely the voice of humility.

Scarcely a voice was raised in dissent.What happened?

"I won". This is scarcely the voice of humility.

"LORD, forgive my sin," she says in a scarcely audible voice.

At the age of eighty, with scarcely a voice to be heard defending him from Inverness to Brighton, maybe Murdoch has finally had his fill of the Poms.

"Among the most indefensible were those granted to Jews, but scarcely a voice of Jewish protest has been heard," Rabbi Yoffie wrote.

Scarcely a voice seemed raised in Maines' support, as her band's CDs were bulldozed and country singer Toby Keith began performing before a backdrop depicting her with Saddam Hussein.

"I enjoy being part of that world," he says in a voice scarcely louder than falling snow.

Vigorous to the last, eyes always glimmering, his voice scarcely affected by age, Mr. Nachama exuded the passion for life of a man who had seen the worst horrors and come through.

Onstage he projected a masculine sensitivity informed by a cultivated upbringing and by dispiriting losses in World War II: the destruction of his family home, the death of his feeble brother in a Nazi institution, induction into the Wehrmacht when he had scarcely begun his voice studies at the Berlin Conservatory.