Sentence examples for voiced from from inspiring English sources
To any status-wise observer of the publishing world at the time, Vidal's Nation piece must have sounded like a howl voiced from some bitter and lonely remove.
Most surprising was the displeasure voiced from a campaign that emerged unscathed.
Historically, anger at the Fed has been voiced from the left and the right, but lately it has been more pronounced among conservatives.
The cultural dynamic of the period collapsed the categories of culture, consumer good, and entertainment and blurred the limits between production and consumption, often provoking dismay from creators, cultural critics, nationalists, and educators, frequently voiced from within mass culture itself.
Savion Glover hits the boards to honor his mother, Yvette — who's getting an award this year and whose maternal encouragement, voiced from the audience, is part of the event's charm every year.
Iran's judiciary has repeatedly denied claims of violations, saying criticism voiced from the west is hypocritical and that the US and the UK remain mute about rights abuses committed by allies such as Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.
(Image via Voices from Russia).
Ecotheology: Voices from South and North.
Voices from Gaza [videorecording].
Correlation dimension analysis statistically distinguishes tremor voices from normal voices.
