Sentence examples for voiced her views from inspiring English sources

Dav Wai Ting, an international student from Hong Kong, voiced her views on last month's riots and violence.

Just as the president has pretty much avoided introducing race and civil rights into the political conversation, at least most of the time, the first lady has not voiced her views on improving the status of women.

Now, she is continuing to voice her views about the rights of veiled women.

Others (e.g., Greenawalt, 1995) hold that even this is too restrictive: it is difficult for liberals to justify a moral prohibition on a religious citizen from voicing her view in liberal political debate.

Her favorite ballet was Symphony in C, she knew all the dialogue to On the Waterfront, and was never shy about voicing her political views.

Although sex will always sell, these days, a female celebrity can get just as much, if not more, attention for voicing her political views as she can for posting a bikini photo on Instagram.

Our Constitution provides robust protection for Davis's religious voice under the First Amendment, and whether she resigns or not, she will be protected in her ability to voice her religious views and opposition to marriage equality in her private life.

I don't fault her for being a little bit careful in voicing her own point of view.

Mariella Frostrup better known for her husky voice than her views on magical realism was a celebrity Booker judge.It is hard to object to publishers and sponsors taking or making opportunities to plug their products.

With disquiet voiced immediately among her View co-hosts, Kelly declared: "Come on, you know I would never mean it like that".

This formidable queen didn't lie or hedge her views, but voiced what many mothers have thought in secret: how they'd rather be having sex with their husband than entertaining warring toddlers; how being pregnant made them feel like cows; how some of their children were uglier or funnier, or more or less appealing, than their siblings.