Sentence examples for voiced sentiments from inspiring English sources

In chorus with half the nation, our students voiced sentiments that had been reverberating across the U.S. for months, albeit from different political vantage points.

Some voiced sentiments that were heard recently on conservative radio shows, though those interviewed said they resented being characterized as mobs or puppets of lobbyists, emphasizing that they represented only themselves.

Waiting for a bus in Denver, walking along the sidewalk in Coral Gables, stuck in traffic on a Los Angeles freeway, sipping a glass of wine at a sidewalk cafe in Houston, sitting at home sick in Brooklyn, people voiced sentiments that were pretty much the same: Enough already.

I found it to be very inspirational, and he voiced sentiments that I, and the world were waiting to hear.

Hers is a commonly voiced sentiment.

"I don't know anyone who would feel differently.'' Hers is a commonly voiced sentiment.

In this, too, Spielberg is in step with a nagging, if only rarely and reluctantly voiced, sentiment in the Jewish diaspora.

Their naughtiness allows them to voice sentiments that in other hands might be unbearably preachy and mawkish.

Nonetheless, Mr Farage was prepared to voice sentiments that he must have known would surprise his followers and would probably disappoint many of them.

So writes the celebrated performance artist Marina Abramović, voicing sentiments that could have been expressed since the beginning of the urban industrialized era.

But Mr. Wheeler at times has voiced proregulatory sentiments.