Sentence examples for voice publicly from inspiring English sources

Neither United nor Rooney are currently willing to voice publicly that he will leave.

Even though he's the lone voice publicly pressuring officials, Monroe said that the misuse of opioids and need for cannabis is widely discussed in the league.

The feeling inside the Jets' training center, which no one would voice publicly, is that the events of this week only further highlighted the intense loyalty to Ryan throughout the building.

But in the current N.B.A. lockout, Derek Fisher, the Los Angeles Lakers' 37-year-old point guard, has been the union's primary voice, publicly delivering the players' position and privately helping to influence the course of negotiations.

They will find some cute little Tibetan boy they can control".. Norbu, who tends to articulate frustrations that few others voice publicly, has long criticized the Dalai Lama for being too soft on China.

Communities appear willing to fight fiercely for nuclear power, despite concerns about safety that many residents refrain from voicing publicly.

Allow concerns to be voiced: Publicly announcing that you are gagging staff just suggests you have something to hide.

He made the powerful point that while these feelings are not always voiced publicly, they are used in politics.

Many of the concerns Mr. Maliki mentioned on Friday have also been voiced publicly in the past several weeks by prominent Shiite politicians, some from his own Dawa Party.

"We will likely miss recruiting missions for all three components," said General Hagenbeck, voicing publicly what many senior Army officials have said privately for weeks.

Spokesmen for Mr. Cameron responded quickly on Thursday, saying that the e-mail was "entirely consistent" with the favorable view of the takeover Mr. Hunt had voiced publicly even before he sent the e-mail.