Sentence examples for voice opinion from inspiring English sources

If a production is unpopular, the usual place to voice opinion is at the final curtain (it was, too), when the production team come on to take their bow.

Can you step up and hear another's voice, opinion, in the most respectful of ways and still hold your own center and rational self?

Philadelphia fans also voice opinions.

One military decree rules that no one should voice opinions that will further "divide the public".

Chaplain Ellis said it was not uncharacteristic for military chaplains to voice opinions on controversial issues.

Audience members were also eager to voice opinions on Cardiff council's planning department.

The family works hard for unity; at meetings, family members voice opinions, but respectfully.

But think they can voice opinions about statute and get their way, dear oh dear.

Pro-government voices were quick to voice opinions after the vote that presidential term limits were too short.

UserVoice allows users to voice opinions, suggestions, and complaints.

Did you voice opinions without checking to know if the interviewer held the same view?