Sentence examples for voiced that a from inspiring English sources

Even as Holocaust-era claims were pressed loudly in Europe, concerns were voiced that a similar campaign to find assets here would provoke foreign demands that Israel first put its own house in order, undercutting the drive for full disclosure abroad.

Concerns have been voiced that a new wave of cheap credit, particularly through the Help to Buy scheme, in which the government helps with a deposit, could lead to another housing bubble.

Swiss physicians voiced that they felt a degree of powerlessness against the media.

I think it's a voice that makes a difference".

The Indian singer Lata Mangeshkar once likened Mr. Hassan's songs to the "voice of god" — a voice that defined a pan-Asian melancholy.

If these initiatives collaborate effectively, they will soon become a voice that awakens a nation.

Obviously Mikki Kendall because she's a huge voice that shapes a lot of conversations.

"One aspect of that is a narrative voice that's a little artificial, not quite my own".

I imagined him with the warm, expansive voice that accompanies a nod and a firm handshake.

Iman has a "worldly, glamorous voice that has a sense of humor," Mr. Kors said.

Norman Reinhardt sings Belmonte with an attractive tenor voice that has a slightly baritonal quality.