Sentence examples for voicing a sentiment from inspiring English sources

"If YOU want a war, YOU go," he thundered, voicing a sentiment shared around the world.

Mr. Kadhum, the civil engineer, stared at his home, voicing a sentiment that has become all too familiar among Iraqis.

Ticketmaster would be, in essence, official scalpers, Mr. Guckin said, voicing a sentiment expressed by some other customers.

"OH YASSSSS!!!" the composer Alexandra Gardner tweeted on Monday afternoon, voicing a sentiment shared in the more progressive precincts of the classical-music world.

Captain Valles, voicing a sentiment among soldiers here, expressed frustration not only at the tactics of Iraqi fighters, but at the slowdown in the military advance toward Baghdad.

"This may be a naïve thing to say, but I would hope that people actually listen to content," said Hurley, voicing a sentiment that is not bloody likely.

Mr. MacDougall also voiced a sentiment usually expressed privately.

Looking back at her own campaign, she voiced a sentiment common among politicians: "Many Canadians favored me," she said, "but my biggest problem was the press.

"I told my son and daughter-in-law that I want to be carried out of my apartment," Ms. Black said, voicing a common sentiment.

Erickson's article was too much even for some of his fellow conservatives, but he was voicing a widespread sentiment on the right.

"That's the fun part of the business," said Mr. Kandefer, voicing a common sentiment among farmers who have ventured into odd foods.