Sentence examples for which voiced from inspiring English sources
The earlier two donations were cited in a report by the Centre for Social Cohesion, which voiced "substantial concerns" over the way in which universities are currently funded.
"The map is not the territory" was one of Bernie's mantras, which voiced his bedrock belief that nothing was all black or all white.
The pro-independence movement has unveiled a new weapon, a laconic cartoon dog called Duggy Dug which – voiced by the veteran actor Brian Cox – will fearlessly "sniff out fact from fiction while cracking a few jokes".
They confronted and filmed Mitchell again, gathered the digital evidence on to CDs, including 3,500 messages sent over one week, and took them to Derbyshire police, which voiced mixed feelings about vigilante groups on Tuesday.
The IMF, which voiced strong misgivings about a vote for Brexit before the EU referendum, said it expected the UK economy to grow by 1.3% in 2017, 0.9 percentage points lower than an estimate made in its World Economic Outlook WEOO), in April.
In 1971 he was briefly imprisoned by the government of Iran's last shah, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, for having been active in the association, which voiced opposition to the shah, and for writing short stories that the government considered a veiled form of political opposition.
A spokesman for the group said: "We are aware of the difficulties liable to be faced by any body which voices public criticism of the Israeli government".
Speech in which voice is completely excluded is called whispering.
The listener knows which voice is speaking to him and which is not getting remotely close.
