Sentence examples for voiced them from inspiring English sources

He had voiced them in public social gatherings.

The passions aroused by Iraq have passed, along with many of the European leaders who voiced them.

Freud, who was a neurologist in Vienna, first had inspirations and insights, Mr. Cioffi wrote, then voiced them through the stories of patients -- regardless of whether they reflected his patients' real stories.

But however adolescent her sentiments may have been, she voiced them with exquisite sophistication, taking the idea of a droopy raglan-sleeved shirt, for example, cutting it in satin and slitting the sleeves to articulate the shoulder.

Asked whether he thought it was biased, he said its impartiality may be better regulated by Ofcom, and rather than denying his doubts about Saturday night entertainment shows such as Strictly, he said he simply wouldn't have voiced them if he'd known he was going to be made culture secretary.

Maj Gen Price-Davies not only wrote home about his concerns - he also voiced them to the Army, through official and unofficial channels.

"The players actually feel they have a certain degree of rights, and they're not afraid to voice them.

Mr Johnson is open about his limitations, always voicing them when invited to stand for the leadership.

They will try to accommodate your preferences, so be ready to voice them.

He's hardly hidden his anxieties, voicing them at a board meeting way back in February.

With big egos involved, both dead and alive, those with strong opinions are voicing them delicately.