Secret-sharing apps were made for people who are unable to voice their problems in a productive way.
While these included Ashley Young and Antonio Valencia, who played at wingback in the team's 3-5-2 stated Van Gaal stated he was unable to voice his reservations due to a need to offer the best message.
Many a time customers are unable to voice their requirements.
Even though indigenous peoples are often notably different from the dominant group (they usually are set apart not only by physical markers but also by language, religion, traditions, etc)., they tend to be badly organized, have weak connections among group members, and, consequently, are usually unable to voice their claims (mostly to land and access to resources) in a successful manner.
Policy makers who ignore the complexity of Alzheimer's disease are doing a disservice to Americans who are now vulnerable and unable to voice their needs.
With governmental positions came responsibilities; he was unable to voice his pre-election anti-American stance on their involvement in Vietnam, for example, a hot topic in Hampstead.
Mr. Rockefeller has said that the rules of secrecy imposed on the briefing process left him unable to voice his concerns in public.
My children were grown and unable to voice the sorts of objections they had put forth during early exploratory conversations on the topic of moving, when they implored me not to leave the only home they'd ever known.
Bifurcated characters who are unable to voice their desires can be found in most of Mr. Lee's movies, from the modest character studies like "The Wedding Banquet" and "Eat Drink" to his epic-scaled action hit, "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon".
This is to be a mirror-image of the wedding reception at the film's very end, at which the gloomy and saturnine Schmidt, unable to voice his loathing of the man his daughter is going to marry, is overwhelmed with futility and the awful realisation that the life-cycle of deception and disappointment is starting all over again.
