Sentence examples for started to voice from inspiring English sources

For the first time, traumatised young people started to voice their fears about criminal gangs.

The more girls started to voice their opinions about gender issues, the more vitriolic the boys' abuse became.

Senior Tories started to voice doubts about whether Coulson will be able to withstand intense media pressure.

FOR the first time in a decade of political and economic meltdown, Zimbabwe's security forces have started to voice their anger.

However, women only started to voice these ambitions once they'd reached a certain level in their career, at the early stages they were much more circumspect about their prospects.

She wore trousers to college (not done in Sydney, 1962), she started to voice dangerous opinions, and she fell in love with another student, Denis, who, to her parents' anguished view, appeared a total loser.

"The feeling was, as you start to voice concerns that seriously it starts to affect the performances".

The home fans were just starting to voice their frustration when Mario Balotelli transformed their mood.

The home crowd were just starting to voice their frustration at the Gunners' lack of cutting edge when they took the lead from a set-piece.

Children are starting to voice their preferences — although families don't always listen.

The answer when they start to voice their opinions about us, or even lash out, isn't to hate them or to hate ourselves.