Where she struggled, however, was in soliciting the voices of rioters.
His views still would be solicited, his voice heard.
Herrera calls these works "undocuments" because they solicit the voice rather than lying flat (like "documents") on the page, and because they often concern undocumented immigrants.
For the narrative to truly shift, we must conscientiously solicit the voice of Detroit residents who are fully capable of imagining Detroit's next transformative era through their own unique experiences and perspectives.
Perhaps we thought their views were backward and therefore irrelevant, or maybe we thought them to have somehow been a part of the problems with Islam behind 9/11 (God forbid such a series of dark assumptions), but we didn't solicit their voices when we put together a new legal system for the country.
For the program, he compiled hundreds of screams, soliciting people to leave voice mails on his "screamline" at the fictive Institute for Screamscape Studies or to record themselves in person at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, in Sydney.
Custom demands that a candidate stand forth publicly in a "gown of humility," showing passers-by his war wounds and soliciting their votes, or "voices".
Back at the venue where "Little Voice" was spawned — namely, the National's intimate Cottesloe — along comes Ferdinand Bruckner's 1926 drama "Pains of Youth," in a Katie Mitchell production that deliberately forestalls the empathy that "Little Voice" solicits shamelessly at times.
The society is soliciting all Chinese writers to voice their opposition before a U.S. court finalizes a settlement at a hearing scheduled for Nov 9.
The government has, in fact, already encouraged the "voice of the consumer" by soliciting patient feedback in evaluating hospitals to help improve the level of patient care.
