Sentence examples for voiced that it from inspiring English sources

Draghi's pledge to "do whatever it takes" to save the currency and the confidence he voiced that "it will be enough" triggered a euro rally over the past week and curbed bond market pressure on Spain and Italy.

Fears have been voiced that it could take weeks to restore mains power to some parts of Scotland left without electricity by the March storms.

Wintry conditions are continuing to cause problems across the UK and fears have been voiced that it could take weeks to restore mains power to some parts of Scotland left without electricity by the March storms.

Purists from one tradition or another may take issue with this blend -- and I did hear one opinion voiced that it sounded too Welsh and not sufficiently Senegalese, but I think it is just that the two players have made allowances for each others music, and this give and take creates a true hybrid.

Residents voiced that it would belong to 'others' when converted.

And if they don't have the opportunity to voice that, it doesn't ever go away.

Gawker, for instance, is recognized for its opinionated, satirical voice that tells it like it is and is recognizably Gawker.

You can give it a voice that makes it bearable".

And with a voice like that, it resonates in your head".

It is independent voices that make it more likely that the most rural communities, often the least influential voice in government circles, get support.

Through the World Series championships that I was fortunate enough to experience my idols win while being a kid, it was always the voice that made it real.