Sentence examples for voice openly from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, pass-interference calls may look so disputable because the referees don't voice, openly, the real criterion by which they make them.

Underlying this insistence is the assumption, seldom voiced openly, that the Iraqi people are incapable of managing their own affairs.

Moreover, they sensed that those peers were skeptical of their opinions, and they resented that doubts were not voiced openly.

Behind Corbyn are hundreds of thousands of party members who believe in what he stands for, are thrilled to hear it voiced openly, and would replace him with another leftwinger if he fell under a bus tomorrow.

Whereas the Queen Boat victims had few public defenders in Egypt, there have been Arab and Egyptian voices openly condemning last weekend's arrests, though they are undoubtedly still a small minority.

The role of Greece's oligarchs in the nation's troubles is being voiced openly.

As the communist voiced openly the necessity of punishing the Japanese-collaborators, they were plunged into psychological insecurity on the threat of the communists.

Hearing such a sentiment voiced openly, as far as I'm concerned, was the real win for our team which is now 145-10 and counting.

He's still one of the only (expert) voices openly connecting the synthetic ingredients in tampons particularly viscose rayon to TSS, but he's insistent about the link between the two.

Four of the 32 semifinalists on "The Voice" are openly gay, including the burly bluesman Nakia and Beverly McClellan, the Melissa Etheridge-alike.

When concern grew, prominent European voices started openly sending warnings.