Sentence examples for voiced the thought from inspiring English sources

Several people voiced the thought: "Get out of here, the other tower's going to fall".

In another letter to his mother, dated 28 October 1911, he voiced the thought of returning home, but added he did not want to "spoil" his chances of being on the final leg of the journey as "the regiment and perhaps the whole Army would be pleased if I was at the pole".

"And now what?" Bernard Haitink's words as we awaited the encore to this performance of Ravel's Daphnis and Chloë perfectly voiced the thoughts of the audience.

"I was hoping we'd get more time," said Dr. Grant McArthur, one of the six oncologists on the trial team, voicing the thought on everybody's mind when the group met at the conference.

In the opera we are simply told about Brundle's eating habits in one of those clunky, offstage choruses, voicing the thoughts of the computer.

Voicing the thoughts of the serene God in John 15:12, Jesus summed up Christian theology in one sentence: "This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you".

Nearly every day since the United States men's basketball team gathered to train for the Olympic qualifying tournament, the assistant coach Gregg Popovich has harped on one message and one game, voicing the thoughts that have tormented him for a year.

The fellow who used the blunt term was certainly voicing the thoughts of many in Largo and in the world at large about Steven Stanton's decision to become Susan Stanton; a sex change is still a step that many people just can't fathom, though the procedure has been available for more than half a century.

Their first projects were a sitcom about a group of friends who become addicted to tooth whitener, a parody of the OC called the Bu, which was constantly interrupted by a talking squirrel called Frazzles and Nintendo Cartoon Hour in which Jorma voices the thoughts of 8os kung fu game characters: "OK, there's a mushroom.

Lately, his Twitter has shifted from a place where he's shared what he's been listening to, to an outlet for voicing the intimate thoughts he has about certain universal truths.

"Part of me wants to see more grief …" he says, voicing the viewer's thoughts.