Sentence examples for voice too long from inspiring English sources

His first tweet read: "[Burmese opposition leader] Aung San Suu Kyi has been denied her voice too long – until she is free to lead her people, we must all lend our voices to the struggle for democracy in Burma.

Some are catalysts for political transformations giving voice and agency to many who have been denied that voice for far too long.

For too long LGBT voices, feminist voices, and voices of people of color have been excluded or eluded from literary cultures and canons.

Until now, Corbyn has spoken eloquently for a minority that has awaited a voice like his for too long.

She will speak out on behalf of all those who experience discrimination, a voice for those who too long have gone unheard Maura has proven this time and time again.

Lilliet believes that she operates under a curse, that before long her voice, too, will break down.

"For too long, our voices have not been heard – but thanks to the thousands of people who joined the 38 Degrees campaign, we've shown that we can make a real difference.

PCC Mr Lloyd said: "For too long their voices were ignored or, worse, dismissed by the system.

For too long the voices of researchers in Europe have not had sufficient impact on proposed research programmes by the European Union.

So, she said, if the residents in the letter writer's building believe the shed next door has been up too long, they can voice their concerns with the Buildings Department.

"We will defeat greed and fear - and strike a blow for working people, for those with no voice, for those Washington has ignored too long".