Sentence examples for voice public from inspiring English sources

"I think our goal was to voice public outrage.

You represent exactly the kind of distinctive voice public broadcasting ought to be encouraging.

It was left to the head of the Italian Catholic bishops, Cardinal Angelo Bagnasco, to voice public alarm.

Security was tightened throughout the base, with residents alerted by its "giant voice" public address system to remain in their homes with locked doors.

The Government has a narrow majority of 11 seats and a number of Conservative MPs have already voice public opposition to the scrapping of the Human Rights Act.

A 2010 survey of Jewish opinion in the UK revealed that while 72% described themselves as Zionists, 74% opposed settlement expansion and 35% said Jews should always feel free to voice public criticism of Israel.

Ian Grieve Gordon Brown in Coalition He has three different voices: a public voice, an intimate private voice and a relaxed voice when talking to colleagues in the office.

Other papers voiced public anger over the attack.

Kiril's comments are not the first time he has voiced public opposition to homosexuality.

The backbenchers insist they are merely voicing public concern about immigration.

So far, executives at media companies have not voiced public challenges to the government campaign.