Sentence examples for voiced aloud from inspiring English sources
Under his son Bashar, dissent can be voiced aloud.
Searching for the strength to recount experiences he has never voiced aloud, he embarks on a Joycean stream-of-consciousness narrative.
He was adamantly opposed to religion, wasn't concerned with freedom of thought or oppositional, diverse expression, and voiced aloud his refusal to concede the veracity of anything without first subjecting it to investigation and experiment.
And that only suggests, to this novelist at any rate, that with a closer look, or voicing aloud -- that is, another reading -- it might be better still.
The participants were instructed to voice aloud all their thoughts about the case, and were told that each case would end with the question as to whether or not they would prescribe a drug for this patient.
The participants were instructed that authentic cases of hypercholesterolaemia would be presented and that their task was to voice aloud all their thoughts about the case, and that each case would end with the question as to whether or not they would prescribe a drug for this patient.
I made a draft of the story on location out there over three days last June — I was stopping the bike to scribble down notes, and trying out the voices, aloud, as I cycled along.
("I lift my voice aloud, make Mantra of American language now, I here declare the end of War!") Of course, many literary hangouts are now restaurants and boutiques, but often a trace of their counterculture incarnations remain.
If a participant was silent for more than 10 15 sec, he or she was reminded to voice aloud all thoughts about the information presented.
Those grievances are not, in relative terms, very serious, but voicing them aloud is deemed unseemly.The government's message is that not even a person of Mr Ibrahim's stature is untouchable.
Within earshot of a colleague identified as a key link in the gossip chain, the boss voiced his concerns aloud as if talking to himself about a moral dilemma.
