Sentence examples similar to voicing your fears from inspiring English sources

However, it's difficult to come up with a way to voice your concern without fearing that you are going to be met with a strong reaction of denial or anger or both.

You shall be able to voice your opinion without fear of reprisal or victimisation.

Pledging to uphold the rule of law, the former military ruler said: "Your constitutional rights remain in safe hands - you will be able to voice your opinion without fear of victimisation".

"Your inability to turn off your critical voice, combined with your fear of disappointing your overbearing, demanding father, is causing you to lose faith in your fastball".

Leading Republican and Democratic economists soon began voicing fears of a recession, with some even suggesting one had already begun.

Academics and industry figures also signed the letter, voicing fears over possible disruption to services and businesses.

Sure, he rapped controversial things – "I know the government administers Aids" – but he was voicing fears held by many.

Most companies have resisted that move for years, voicing fears that reduced profits would hurt their stock prices.

Its CEO, Steve Nash, highlighted how providers in the motor industry are voicing fears they will lose out in the race for the best learners because of education cuts.

Detractors organized boycotts and protests, voicing fears that 1070 would turn Arizona into a state where anyone resembling a Mexican-American would face police interrogation.

But, despite voicing fears over the new bike's top speeds, the Spaniard is happy with how he has settled on the new machine.