Sentence examples for strongly voiced from inspiring English sources

Also excellent is the bass-baritone Laurent Naouri's strongly voiced Créon.

Strongly voiced editorial opinions - political, ethnic, and religious - will become seductive marketing tools to corner new audiences.

Offsetting may have long had a bad name (George Monbiot has strongly voiced his concerns), but it remains big business.

Users of the social networking site Weibo, China's answer to Twitter, have strongly voiced their objections to such a policy.

For weeks, I have noted the many players throughout the game who have strongly voiced their support on this issue, and I thank them for it".

John Brownjohn's translation has flattened out the deadpan edge of Schneider's German, giving the novel a less strongly voiced, less original style.

In the spirit of that partnership, US officials routinely and strongly voice our concerns about the rule of law, human rights, and fundamental freedoms with the government of Malaysia, and we will continue to do so," Edwards said.

"It wouldn't achieve much by uninviting him because dialogue is the way forward and I hope the G20 might be a good platform on which to strongly voice our disapproval of his government's policy and approach to Ukraine," Guard told Guardian Australia.

They did not present pretty pictures and Avedon himself reacted with characteristic self-negation: "I strongly voice my emotions in my photographs... this is a composite portrait of the power elite, but I feel nothing at all for the majority of these people".

At this point we don't know much about the startup aside from a few things: it has a very solid founding team, and it has something to do with strongly voicing opinions.

NATO allies are already strongly voicing their approval, especially Turkey, which continues to hope the Assad regime collapses.