Sentence examples for voiced directly from inspiring English sources

This section is more successful, perhaps because it is voiced directly by Naomi's endearing Palestinian builder, Mr Ali.

This phenomenon has been observed in cultures in which disagreement is not voiced directly (62).

They voiced directly and indirectly uneasiness about certain aspects of their care (e.g. being prescribed drugs) and a general mistrust towards health care professionals.

This type of SIB seemed to have a suicidal intent although frequently it was not voiced directly by the children involved.

Committees interact with citizens, bringing their voice directly to elected representatives.

'Ah I recognise that refrain!' declared a woman's voice directly behind Faith.

Gordon's greatest asset is probably her ear: she brings myriad voices directly and faithfully to the page.

To behave as if we are really in the character's situation, speaking with everyday thought patterns and voice, directly to the other characters present.

It argues that if patients learn to address their voices directly and appropriately, as if each voice had intention and agency, the voices will become less hostile and eventually go away.

But audiences never hear that voice directly: instead it pours, literally, into the heads of the five performers, who labor mightily to channel word for word the relentless rush streaming into their headphones.

Mr Powell's system does this not by attempting to recognise voices directly, but rather by running all the speech it hears through two translation engines simultaneously: English to Spanish, and Spanish to English.