Sentence examples for view out loud from inspiring English sources

Is the implication that if any of them dare express that view out loud, they ought to be unemployable?

"From Di Matteo's and the players' point of view, out loud they will say they want to win everything and he would love to leave that legacy but I think he will be aware the club will need to get the fourth place".

When you repeat their point of view out loud, they know that you "get it".

"I think we've already seen a move after Trump was elected of people feeling more comfortable saying these views out loud.

But some Muslims in the West, a loud and therefore disproportionately audible minority, continue to speak for the fundamentalists, explaining and even trying to justify the crimes of September 11th.It is crucial that the moderate Muslim majority deplores those views out loud, and publicly repudiates the people who espouse them.

Then she thought out loud.

A narrator (Aris Mejias), assuming Lila's point of view, muses out loud about a city where, in the words of Raúl, the only things to do are sweat and have sex.

Prospects for future reform beyond the glacial changes under Abdullah remain unclear, though the Saudi liberal view, usually whispered rather than spoken out loud, is that the monarchy must adapt to survive: the big question is whether any moves will be made towards representative government in a country with neither an elected parliament nor political parties.

But when I returned for a second viewing, I again found myself gasping out loud.

Unfortunately, not everyone shared my views about diversity and even wondered out loud, "Why are there so many white students at the university?" Of course, this provided me with a great teaching moment!

Keep noticing and saying out loud things in full view that you have never noticed before.